NFT Gating

  1. NFT Whitelist: The wallet should allow users to create a whitelist of NFTs that they want to receive or send. This can prevent users from accidentally sending or receiving unwanted NFTs.
  2. Customizable Filters: The wallet should allow users to customize filters for NFTs based on criteria such as rarity, ownership, and price. This can help users find the NFTs that are most relevant to them.
  3. NFT Verification: The wallet should verify the authenticity of NFTs before allowing them to be sent or received. This can prevent users from receiving fake or fraudulent NFTs.
  4. Multi-chain Support: The wallet should support multiple chains, such as Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, or Polygon, enabling users to send and receive NFTs on different chains.
  5. NFT Auction Management: The wallet should allow users to participate in NFT auctions on different marketplaces, view the status of their bids, and receive notifications of auction outcomes.
  6. NFT Marketplace Integration: The wallet should be integrated with popular NFT marketplaces such as OpenSea, Rarible, and SuperRare, allowing users to easily browse, buy, and sell NFTs directly within the wallet.
  7. NFT Portfolio Tracker: The wallet should allow users to track their NFT holdings and their value over time, providing users with insights into their NFT portfolio's performance.
  8. User-Friendly Interface: The wallet should have a user-friendly interface that is easy to navigate and understand. The NFT gating functionalities should be prominently displayed and easy to access.

Rewards

  1. Direct Rewards: The NFT itself can be a reward. For example, an artist could create a limited edition NFT artwork and distribute it to their most loyal fans. Or a game developer could create a special in-game item as an NFT and distribute it to the top players.
  2. Access Rewards: The NFT can grant access to certain rewards or experiences. For example, holding a specific NFT could grant access to a private concert, a special event, or a premium feature in a digital application.
  3. Royalty Rewards: The NFT can have a royalty mechanism built into it, which means that the original creator of the NFT receives a percentage of the sales every time the NFT is resold on the secondary market. This way, the creator can continue to earn rewards from the NFT over time.
  4. Staking Rewards: The NFT can be staked in a smart contract to earn rewards. For example, a DeFi project could create a liquidity pool where users can stake their NFTs to earn tokens or other rewards.
  5. Combination Rewards: The NFT can be used in combination with other tokens or assets to distribute rewards. For example, holding a specific NFT and a certain amount of a specific token could grant access to special rewards.

WebAuthn

  1. Passkey Support: The wallet should support WebAuthn technologies like Passkeys, enabling users to securely approve transactions with a single click.
  2. Biometric Authentication: The wallet should allow users to use biometric authentication methods like fingerprint or facial recognition to verify their identity and approve transactions.
  3. Two-Factor Authentication: The wallet should offer two-factor authentication options like SMS or email verification codes to ensure that the user is the one approving the transaction.
  4. Multi-Device Support: The wallet should support WebAuthn technologies across multiple devices, including desktop computers, laptops, and mobile devices.