On every other platform, you rent your audience. On Dial, you own it. Your network is your net worth, and now your wallet is how people can now reach you. As a special bonus, we are giving away 3 months of exclusive access to Dial Pro ($60 value) for @MetaMask users now. Powered by the excellent team at @themiracle. Here's what that actually means: 📞 Your wallet = your phone number 🪪 Your .eth name = your caller ID 💸 You set the price for inbound calls & sessions 💰 You get to monetize your network — not a ads platform disguised as a social media network We will notify you when you have money in your inbox; but your identity on Dial is 100% wallet-native. How to claim: → Find the benefits in your MetaMask rewards page → Head to our site → Connect your MetaMask → Choose your handle → Set your payment rates → Claim your pro subscription → Start exploring Dial and earning rewards Your network is your net worth. Own the line. This is just the beginning, we will be launching multiple product lines that build into the backbone of the Dial ecosystem and utility economy. Come Dial in to the conversation!📡

Live now with @Cardano_Prime, our CEO, @adammmanka is speaking on our custom payments and invoicing technology we are bringing to @Cardano, join us. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1YxNrbMLX… Live now!

Send, receive and request payment in the conversation. No copying addresses into another app. No "did it go through?" afterwards. That's the experience Dial is building. Which payment flows ship first will be confirmed before launch.

Tune into our broadcast with @Cardano_Prime, to hear our CEO, @adammmanka discuss the technology we are rolling out on Cardano! xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1YxNrbMLX… Join us now at the link!

Join us today at 2PM ET, where the CEO of @wtfdial , @adammmanka, will discuss our novel invoicing and payments solutions we are bringing to the Cardano ecosystem through our @Cardano_Prime Grant.

What if requesting payment felt like sending a message? Right now it's: agree in the chat, paste an address or a link, switch apps, come back and type "sent?" Dial is building toward payments that stay in the conversation. Payment features are still in review, not live yet.

Excited to announce we have been awarded a Grant from @Cardano_Prime We enable any phone number to be used as a wallet, and are simplify, invoicing and payments, within communications. We are proud to be expanding these capabilities to the Cardano ecosystem and tech stack!

Your communication identity should survive a platform change. Apps change their rules, get acquired or shut down. Your contacts and settings go with them. That's a bad deal for something built over years. Dial is building an identity you keep when the product around it changes.

Identity should travel with every request. An API call tells you what's being asked. It rarely tells you who is asking, who approved it, or what happens next. Dial's developer model is designed to carry that context with the request, so the other side isn't guessing.

Every business agent should say who it represents. If an agent messages you about your account, you should see the company behind it and what it's allowed to do before you reply, not after you've shared your details. That's the standard Dial is building for business agents.

Your Dial number is more than a contact detail. A phone number tells people where to reach you. That's all it does. A Dial number is being designed to hold the rest: your conversations, your agents, incoming payment requests, and who can do what. You stay in control of it.

A number for you. A number for your agent. Your assistant shouldn't have to borrow your identity to make a call, or hide behind a generic bot account. Dial is building separate numbers for people and their agents, linked and authorized by you. Get early access before launch.

People should decide how they can be reached. That was true when the caller was a stranger. It matters more when the caller is software that never gets tired. Person, business, device or AI agent: whoever is being reached sets the terms. That's the rule Dial is built on.

Give software a way to communicate. Most agents can reason and act. Few can be called or messaged from outside the app they run in. Dial is building the tools to give an app or agent a reachable address, and the actions it's allowed to take. Request developer access.

Give customers one place to reach your people and agents. Today it's a bot in the chat widget, a rep on the phone and a no-reply email. Three channels, no shared context. Dial is building one line where your team and your agents answer together. Request business access.

Your number. Your conversations. Your agents. Right now your AI assistant lives in one app, your chats in a few others, and nothing sets what the assistant is allowed to do. Dial puts them behind one number, with rules you set for each agent. Coming to iOS and Android.

Your next contact might not be a person. It could be your assistant confirming a booking. Or a company's agent chasing a delivery. Dial is a phone app being built for both: people and AI agents that call, message and pay. Coming to iOS and Android. Join the early-access list.

Agent-to-agent handshakes will need to work across vendors to matter. A call from an ElevenAgents bot to a bot built elsewhere is the real test. Dials building a unified bridge for these A.I. Communications.

Most communities live on platforms they don't own. The platform holds the member list, sets the rules and can change both. Your members' identity already lives in their wallet. Dial lets you reach them there, directly. Follow along as we build out a p2p communication primitive.