Joan Alavedra

So this has been like a very demanded feature for those that are trying to do automatic signing via server server or like a storing session keys for wallets in a secure fashion.

And then the other update that we're wrapping up is the ability to do onboarding authentication of users via OTP.

So one-time passcode via email and SMS.

That would be like the shortcoming updates on the long form.

I think we will for sure start doubling down on these workflows that I mentioned.

So things like having an end-to-end where users can create a virtual account and they have a bank account.

in America or Europe, and they can go from fiat to stable coin, fully integrated as a core API.

It makes sense being able to integrate easily with a credit card so that the users, the developers are targeting, they can spend stable coins that they have already in the wallet.

Like this type of integrations, I think makes a lot of sense.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure.

Appreciate it.

I think there's, I mean, we're always hiring.

If, you know, anyone hears this podcast, finds the product interesting, wants to, you know, go check, play it out and send me an email, feel free.

Always, always happy to talk with folks in this space.

The other, I think like the other ask is,

is that we are wrapping up some proof of concepts with privacy enabled wallets.

And so looking for design partners that come in and help us figure out if what we build makes sense, what we need to tweak, how we make it easier to integrate and so on and so forth.

So that would be like the main one for us.

Awesome.

Yeah, thanks, Sam.