Integrated Features

CRE8 Wallet isn’t just for holding funds; because it’s built for a specific platform, it may have integrated features that simplify using CRE8:

Integrated Escrow View: The wallet interface within CRE8 might show not only balances of tokens (USDC, $CRE8, etc.) but also any funds currently locked in escrow. For example, if you’re a seller with 2 ongoing projects, it could show “200 USDC pending in escrow” to keep you informed of locked value that’s on the way.
Service Token Management: Users can see the service tokens/NFTs they own. For providers, that could be any tokens they minted that are not yet sold; for buyers, tokens of services they purchased (if the design is to give buyers the token).
Quick Actions: Buttons like “List a Service” or “Withdraw Earnings” might be directly accessible, which under the hood trigger the appropriate transactions (mint token, or transfer tokens out).
Swap Feature: It’s possible the wallet has a built-in swap function (using a DEX) so users can easily exchange currencies (e.g., swap SOL or other tokens to $CRE8 or USDC). For example, a buyer who only has SOL might quickly swap some SOL to USDC to buy a service, all within the app.
Staking Interface: Since $CRE8 can be staked, the wallet might have a section to stake/unstake tokens and view staking rewards.

Last updated 3 days ago

CRE8 Wallet isn’t just for holding funds; because it’s built for a specific platform, it may have integrated features that simplify using CRE8:

Integrated Escrow View: The wallet interface within CRE8 might show not only balances of tokens (USDC, $CRE8, etc.) but also any funds currently locked in escrow. For example, if you’re a seller with 2 ongoing projects, it could show “200 USDC pending in escrow” to keep you informed of locked value that’s on the way.
Service Token Management: Users can see the service tokens/NFTs they own. For providers, that could be any tokens they minted that are not yet sold; for buyers, tokens of services they purchased (if the design is to give buyers the token).
Quick Actions: Buttons like “List a Service” or “Withdraw Earnings” might be directly accessible, which under the hood trigger the appropriate transactions (mint token, or transfer tokens out).
Swap Feature: It’s possible the wallet has a built-in swap function (using a DEX) so users can easily exchange currencies (e.g., swap SOL or other tokens to $CRE8 or USDC). For example, a buyer who only has SOL might quickly swap some SOL to USDC to buy a service, all within the app.
Staking Interface: Since $CRE8 can be staked, the wallet might have a section to stake/unstake tokens and view staking rewards.

Last updated 3 days ago