Dmail has announced a new integration with Morph Network, bringing encrypted email directly into a growing layer of blockchain-based consumer finance. The update allows users to send secure, onchain messages using Morph’s L2 infrastructure, with each email now earning 100 Dmail points. Gas fees are payable in ETH, making the experience straightforward and familiar for existing users.
The integration connects decentralised messaging with a network positioning itself as a platform for real-world financial tools. Morph, which has backing from firms including Bitget, Foresight Ventures, Pantera, Dragonfly, and Spartan Group, is building services that range from crypto cards to cross-chain payments. Its infrastructure is designed with user-facing products in mind, aiming to support over 30 million accounts as it expands.
For Dmail, the move builds on its existing position in the decentralised messaging space by embedding its features inside an L2 protocol tailored for practical use. With Morph’s mainnet launch approaching, the timing is geared towards aligning communication and finance within the same digital environment.
The email experience on Morph is built for performance and privacy, combining encryption with wallet-based identity. It avoids the platform-hopping and centralised bottlenecks typical of traditional communications, instead favouring messaging that can live natively within Web3 environments.
The 100-point reward per message introduces an incentive layer to what has often been a passive or untracked interaction in decentralised ecosystems. By tying messages to utility and rewards, Dmail is hoping to make communication as measurable and meaningful as other onchain activity.
The collaboration reflects a wider shift towards integrating services once treated as separate. As Morph works to bring financial tools to a broader audience, Dmail is embedding communication into that same space — aiming to make messaging faster, more secure, and directly linked to the economic activity happening onchain.
With expansion plans on both sides, the partnership may evolve further as Morph’s ecosystem grows and Dmail rolls out new messaging tools. For now, users can send messages, earn rewards, and manage both communications and financial tasks on one chain.
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