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Exciting news today: Paper is now part of thirdweb! 🎉 We’re joining forces to build an all-in-one blockchain development stack — empowering builders with the tools they need to create seamless web3 apps. Here’s what this means for the future of Paper 🧵

@thirdweb 🤝

🚨 HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨 We’re excited to announce that we acquired Paper, adding their industry-leading web3 wallet & checkout solutions to our platform. Together, we will power the next generation of internet applications. Details. 🧵

We’re very optimistic about running even faster in the future with Thirdweb, and we can’t wait to continue this journey with you. Learn more about what this means for Paper in our full announcement: 👇 blog.withpaper.com/joining-thirdw…

We built Paper to make web3 accessible, and to bring blockchain technology to every user on the internet. In 18 months, we’ve gone far: onboarding 500k+ people, processing $10 million+ in transactions, and collaborating with renowned brands like Unilever, Balmain, and Deadmau5.

Exciting news today: Paper is now part of thirdweb! 🎉 We’re joining forces to build an all-in-one blockchain development stack — empowering builders with the tools they need to create seamless web3 apps. Here’s what this means for the future of Paper 🧵

Maintenance is now complete! Thanks all for your patience.

@LuisEgeaWin Love this! Looks like this is on localhost, will this be live anywhere soon?

Made some updates using @papercheckout to support email login and direct #NFT purchases with💳 #buildinpublic #Web3 #techtwitter #BUIDL

We'll be undergoing scheduled maintenance for 30 minutes this Sunday, July 16th at 1PM Pacific Time! During this time, checkout and minting services will be offline while we make improvements. To get real time updates, you can visit status.withpaper.com.

We're teaming up with @papercheckout to make building your Web3 communities even easier and to bring the crypto-curious the same utility expert users enjoy!

PS: It's now backendless! Dev time 📉 (From 60 mins -> 15 mins)

✨We just made major upgrades for developers using our SDKs to accept payments in ETH. ✨ Here’s what was what we improved: 1/ Its now faster & less buggy: It matches the UI patterns of our other Checkout components, like CheckoutWithCard 2/ Its simpler & more intuitive: We used to have different wallets for paying and receiving the NFT. (This is now one wallet, which the user connects to make the payment.) 3/ The UI is less cluttered & more customizable: Developers have the option to remove the price breakdown, move the pricing into the button, and more.

For more information, you can read our blog post here: blog.withpaper.com/announcing-pap…

As a developer, this means that you can easily create token-gated experiences that are super simple for your users.

We’re excited to partner with @tokenproof to launch Paper Connect. tokenproof enables you to create token-gated experiences easily. All you need is to scan a QR code, it scans your wallet to verify that you hold an NFT, and gives you access to the event or experience.

We just made it easy for your users to remember their credit card checkout details on any device. All users need to do is validate an OTP sent to their email address, and it’ll auto-populate their card details. It’s like the “remember card info” option. But it works on any device, in any location. (So long as you’re using Stripe.) Anyone using a Paper Checkout to buy an NFT will automatically have this option available. For you as the developer, this likely means higher conversions. Why? Less friction for your users → Higher likelihood that they’ll complete the purchase

@stripe recently did something awesome. They made it easy to remember your credit card checkout details on any device. All you need to do is get a OTP sent to your email address, and it’ll autopopulate your card details. It’s like “remember card info” option. But it works on any device, in any location. (So long as you’re using Stripe.) And we’re excited to make this available to your customers. Anyone using a Paper Checkout to buy an NFT will automatically have this option available. For you as the developer, this likely means higher conversions. Why? Less friction for your users → Higher likelihood that they’ll complete the purchase.

If you’re building an NFT marketplace, you need one thing: buyers. And to be successful in the current market, you need to expand your buyers beyond crypto-natives. That means 1) accepting credit card payments, not just crypto. And 2) not requiring a wallet to checkout. Thankfully, you can do this easily with @papercheckout “Makes sense, but I’m implementing a secondary marketplace, so I can only accept crypto” Not true. With Paper, you’re able to accept credit card payments for NFT listings on Opensea, Rarible, and even Blur. Dont believe me? Take it from the best whitelabel marketplace out there: @Snag_Solutions They power ApeCoinDAO, Goblin Town, and many other major NFT projects’ marketplaces. x.com/snag_solutions…