Dmail has officially joined the Cwallet ecosystem, creating a direct connection between wallet-native messaging and large-scale crypto payments. The integration brings together two fast-evolving parts of the Web3 experience — decentralised communication and digital asset management — into one unified pipeline for users, creators and project teams.
Cwallet, which now supports over 37 million users, operates at the intersection of Web2 and Web3, offering both custodial and non-custodial wallet services. It includes real-time token swaps, tipping tools, rewards, and mobile top-ups, supporting more than 1,000 cryptocurrencies across over 60 blockchains. By adding Dmail to that system, users can now tie identity, messaging and payments together without switching platforms.
For Dmail users, the change is more than a technical integration. It introduces new ways to receive rewards, manage assets and engage with communities. Messaging becomes more functional, allowing users to take action directly from their inbox — whether that’s claiming an airdrop, joining a DAO campaign or distributing rewards.
One of the most practical features introduced through this partnership is Cwallet’s HR and Payroll Management System, which Dmail will begin using for its own bulk payments. This enables a range of scaled applications such as automated payouts to contributors, campaign partners or DAO members. Combined with Dmail’s identity and messaging layer, the process is designed to reduce the friction that usually comes with token-based communication.
For Web3 projects running airdrop campaigns or loyalty initiatives, this integration allows them to send personalised messages and payments in the same transaction flow. Instead of manually coordinating across multiple tools, teams can now handle everything through the combined Dmail and Cwallet setup.
The collaboration is also intended to help bridge Web2 and Web3 adoption. Cwallet’s Telegram-based tools make it easier for new users to participate in crypto activity without needing deep technical knowledge. This aligns with Dmail’s broader mission of helping people move into decentralised systems through channels they already use.
An additional feature on the horizon is the introduction of the Cozy Card. This will allow users to spend Dmail-earned crypto globally via Apple Pay and Google Pay, adding a layer of real-world utility that connects digital engagement to daily life.
Both platforms are aiming to support creators, community members and developers with practical tools that scale. While many Web3 projects focus on single-use cases, the Dmail and Cwallet partnership is trying to simplify a wider range of activity — from microtransactions and content tipping to DAO management and payroll.
The integration is now live, with more updates expected as both platforms continue to roll out new features.
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