The Solana Foundation has released Solana Actions and blockchain links (blinks) as a component of its developer tools, thereby enabling the integration of blockchain transactions into all platforms. For the uninitiated, the Solana Foundation is a non-profit entity created exclusively to promote the acceptance of the Solana network, as well as its decentralization and safety aspects.
Solana Actions enables users to implement on-chain transactions across multiple platforms, such as websites, social media, and real-world QR codes. Developers can utilize Solana Actions to integrate all of their tasks into the Solana ecosystem and integrate them into their applications.
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Solana Blinks transforms every action into an exchangeable link, paving the way for every website displaying a URL to initiate a Solana-based transaction. Consequently, blinks make decentralized apps more approachable and user-friendly by turning websites or social media platforms into a surface for on-chain transactions without redirecting users elsewhere.
Solana Foundation’s Head of Ecosystem Engineering, Jon Wong, claims that decentralized applications (dApps) and wallet-oriented solutions have always been the ones to handle blockchain protocol communication. Every online platform can transform into an allocation area for on-chain exchanges with a few simple blinks and actions on Solana. In his view, everyone will have easy access to all of these resources.
For Solana, it is a blockchain that has been developed with the intention of achieving widespread acceptance. It is a network that has enormous potential and is utilized for a variety of applications, including finance, NFTs, remittances, and gaming. Additionally, Solana is open, interoperable, and decentralized, functioning as a single-state machine.
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The Solana Foundation is a non-profit initiative operating in Zug, Switzerland. It is meant for decentralization, acceptance, and safety aspects related to the Solana network.
