EPNS (Ethereum Push Notification Service) is a decentralized notification protocol that allows users (wallet addresses) to receive notifications. Using this protocol, any dApp, service or smart contract can send notifications to users in platform-independent ways (mobile device, tablet, web, user wallet, etc.). The DeFi protocol ensures that users receive notifications and profit from them.

EPNS is building the world's first open communication layer for the Web3 ecosystem; The first is Ethereum, followed by L2 and other blockchain public chains. This protocol enables any smart contract, Dapp, or legacy server to push notifications tied to the user's wallet address in an unrestricted platform manner (i.e., notifications can be integrated and displayed on any cryptocurrency wallet, mobile app, extension, or Dapp). With this open communication layer, EPNS aims to become the only open push platform besides Google and Apple push.

Despite the rapid development of blockchain technology, when it comes to communications, the industry still resembles the early days of the Internet. The industry lacks a mechanism to accomplish direct communication from services such as dApps and smart contracts to users.

Blockchain-based notification protocols that are chain-independent, platform-independent, and motivated.

EPNS abstracts the data layer to facilitate notifications to both centralized and decentralized operators. Supported by a solid infrastructure, the protocol supports the transfer of notifications from decentralized to centralized carriers, and eventually to centralized platforms such as iOS, Android, Chrome, And Firefox. Sending notifications requires users (app only) to pay a small fee in ETH or DAI. The cost is determined by the governance model.

PUSH is the native governance token of the EPNS protocol.

1 Introducing push notifications Communication on DeFi Web is based on protocols that standardize notification operations on the blockchain-based DeFi ecosystem. EPNS (Ethereum Push Notification Service) is a decentralized DeFi notification protocol that enables applications to send notifications to users on Ethereum in a platform-independent manner, i.e. users can get notifications on their phones, tablets, networks, wallets, etc. The DeFi aspect of the protocol also enables users to make money from these notifications. 2 Users can opt-in or opt-out Users can choose the services from which they want to be notified according to their preferences and goals. If someone doesn't want to receive messages from a particular app, they can simply turn off push notifications. Unlike traditional text messages, the user is in control. This enables users to get updates on blockchain-based services of their choice, which may increase their efficiency.

The fixed supply of EPNS is 100,000,000 and is distributed as follows: 53% for community distribution. 20.5% of investors. 16% of the teams. 7% Foundation. 3.5% of consultants.

For notifications sent through the protocol, a small fee is charged from the service provider. The fee is split 70% to PUSH holders and 30% to ecosystem development pools.

1. Risk of insufficient promotion. 2 Smart contract vulnerability. 3. Long development cycle.

The lack of direct communication between dApps and end users has been a glaring gap in ethereum's infrastructure. Although blockchain is a transformative technology worldwide, communication is still stuck in Web-2.0. The arrival of push notifications in the Ethereum ecosystem has filled this gap. These notifications are immediately distributed to the platforms used by the end user and are facilitated through the EPNS (Ethereum Push Notification Service) protocol. The app has full control over the content of the communication, and users can opt in and out. The ideal use cases for push notifications in the Ethereum space are abundant. The EPNS protocol enables standardized communication in the Ethereum ecosystem, enabling decentralized transmission of notifications to centralized operators and platforms.