Nobody should need a seed phrase to get paid.
@Flizyapp gives you a wallet from an email address, then lets you send money by @username inside WhatsApp or Telegram.
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Here is the entire flow. Nothing edited out
For anyone who still hasn't linked a chat to mint their first NFT on GIWA, this is probably the easiest place to start 👇
Use this post to connect your Telegram or WhatsApp to Flizy, then try the flow yourself.
The bigger idea is simple: make getting onchain feel as easy as sending a message.
No seed phrase. No complicated wallet setup. Just connect, follow the flow, and start exploring GIWA.
Give it a try and let us know how it goes. 💛
Web3 still asks too much of people before they can even start.
Wallet addresses. Networks. Bridges. Seed phrases. Flows nobody outside crypto wants to learn, and most never do. That is a design failure, not a user failure.
So we asked a simpler question. What if using crypto felt like sending a message?
That is @Flizyapp. It runs inside WhatsApp and Telegram. You send to a username, a phone number, or an email. Nothing to install, no seed phrase, on either side. If the person you are paying is not on Flizy yet, the money waits for them until they claim it.
Billions of people are already on those platforms. We are not asking them to move. We meet them where they are, make the first interaction simple, and leave room to go deeper when they want to.
Right now the ceiling is not demand. It is that this is early, on testnet, and built with no budget behind it. With real capital, that changes fast.
The vision is big. The execution has started.
We are just getting started.
A VC asked how we plan to get our first 1,000 users.
The honest answer is that @Flizyapp acquires them through the product itself. You send money to a friend who isn't on Flizy yet, it holds in escrow, and they sign up to claim it. Every payment to someone new is an invitation with money attached.
That matters more because of where it happens. WhatsApp has 2 billion users. Telegram has 800 million. Flizy runs inside both, with nothing to install.
We're at 100+ users across several countries with no paid promotion, all on testnet. Small, but real, and in about a month.
The thing people underestimate: we're not building for people who already understand crypto. Send, receive, explore. Everything else comes later, once they're comfortable.
1,000 is a checkpoint, not the goal.