.solana added a feature that allows customized transaction requests between merchants and users. shauryamalwa reports.
Developers added the transaction request feature to allow merchants to provide customized transaction links to users, such as unique non-fungible tokens or virtual gifts.
The merchant receives the wallet address in the request and can respond with a customized transaction for the customer. This means any Solana transaction would allow interactive requests between a checkout app and a mobile wallet. “Merchants and brands can create dynamic experiences that send tokens, invitations, and gifts to customers,” the post reads. They could range from the minting of unique NFTs, customized discounts and tokenized loyalty programs.
Merchants can decline to respond to a transaction request, which could be used to allow permissioned payments, such as in cases where authentication is required. The Pay product previously allowed only one-way transfers between users, such as those of Solana’s SOL, USD Coin , NFTs, and other supported tokens.SOL prices bumped up 9% in the past 24 hours,The Festival for the Decentralized World
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