Seamless Web3 Onboarding: Fully Branded Mojito's Wallet-as-a-Service
Web3 applications and tooling is rapidly evolving as the industry matures. The last two years have ushered in a new era of adoption by global brands and customer engagement. Amidst this shift, Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS) is emerging as the crucial bridge for mainstream users to seamlessly step into the world of Web3 and set up their first on-chain ownership of digital assets. This is how the biggest Web2 brands including Sotheby’s to Nike are stepping into Web3.
It’s not a revolution, it’s an expansion: new channels, new revenue, increased brand value and loyalty. Set up a Web3 Wallet with email &/ phone number for your customer or login with 193 other wallets via Wallet Connect, Metamask native. This “Web2.5 approach” offers a seamless blend of non-custodial and blockchain-verified transactions, so top brands can effortlessly engage their existing audience while also tapping into the vast potential of web3 natives.
The Challenge: Complexities of Web3 Wallets
Web3 wallets are essential in offering users control over their data and assets. However, the technical intricacies of setting up and managing these wallets can be an obstacle for mainstream users.
Mojito stays by your side as your brand navigates this new territory by empowering you with our unique Wallet-as-a-Service. We manage the complexity, security and risk of Web3 so that you can focus on creating experiences you want for your customers while experimenting with your web3 strategy.
Branded Wallets
Your company wants to keep their brand front and center - now you can, with a Web3 Wallet that is branded with your logo, colors and name. Mojito allows you to create a branded wallet, for example “BobCo Wallet.” This means your customers web3 wallet will always have your brand name and your customer can access other parts of Web3 with your web3 wallet.
Everything is configurable. That wallet can be
- limited and only available on your website (we call this “walled-garden)”
- available anywhere a Web3 wallet is available (use it to login, like O-Auth)
Your tools, Your Way
Armed with Mojito's SDK, you can create new, robust Web3 wallets for your consumer, and facilitate transactions using crypto or credit cards through the Mojito Payment Mixer, while offering logins to a wide range of existing digital wallets. Integrate digital wallet data into your existing data and reporting infrastructure to generate insights on spend habits, consumer preferences, and more. We offer a comprehensive solution to help your brand dramatically enhance or transform loyalty strategies and bolster customer engagement, so that you can generate greater LTV than ever before'.
Leveraging Mojito's WaaS: Your Enhanced Customer Engagement Strategy
By incorporating Mojito's Wallet-as-a-Service into your systems, you don't have to worry about the technical, legal, and support complexities of Wallet-as-a-Service. Easily onboard mainstream users with enriched Web3 experiences, process diverse payments swiftly, manage wallet functionalities natively, and efficiently split royalties from transactions using Mojito's Payment Splitter.
Broadening Your Reach with Mojito's WaaS
Your brand is exploring, working and experimenting with Web3 Tech already. Broaden your brand's reach and amplify your consumer engagement strategy with Mojito’s WaaS. This solution is at the crux of unifying a Web2 profile with onchain data to future proof your analytics strategy. Mojito's WaaS acts as a seamless bridge between Web2 and Web3 to ensure a more inclusive customer experience. Mojito WaaS gives your brand a wallet solution that’s easy to activate, spin-up and get going. Mojito takes care of all the integrations and support so that you can focus. Most importantly, it gives you a way to get into Web3 and extend your existing Web2 strategy.
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