Hello dear community, warm greetings to everyone. I’m here to present a project I created for the Soneium ecosystem, which I’ve named Soneium Ticket Maker.
TL;DR
Soneium Ticket Maker is a web app that enables the creation of embedded wallets and the minting of NFTs on OpenSea using the Soneium network in just two clicks. The best part is that users don’t have to sign anything or pay gas fees, which makes this app an excellent application for onboarding newcomers to the web3 world. Finally, the app generates a link to both the collection and the minted NFT so users can view them directly on OpenSea. In this last step, I included a transfer function so users can move their NFT to their favorite wallet if they wish.
I designed this app with user experience (UX) as a top priority and with the goal of onboarding people to the Web3 ecosystem. I also created this app for Astar and Soneium events so that attendees can learn about NFTs and blockchain while participating in the meetup. Finally, the app will soon transition to mainnet and will use real NFT collections.
For now the project is only available for the users that have registered to the Astar & Soneium meetups in Colombia and Venezuela but, soon I will create a version in which anyone can create their event and issue these tokens in a very easy and simple way with their users .
Great, it is an application that looks very clean and easy to use, it will be very useful for certifying event attendees in the future as well as the inclusion of new users easily to web and NFT.
Fantastic!
I would like to understand the rationale behind each user’s wallets — how do they work?
I remember that SushiTop had a similar project of sending NFTs via sound and receiving them on the phone without the need for pre-created wallets or addresses. Could you tell me more about it? I’m excited to test this product!
This project is really very interesting! I would like to know more about the wallet that is automatically created by logging in with your email. Has a wallet been associated with my email? It would be nice to have a section where you can see more info about this wallet to maybe have access to the private key or seed phrase. This way a user can use this wallet on other platforms when they become more skilled
Exactly, Van - @Vangardem! It’s an application that aims for simplicity when it comes to certifying attendance or rewarding the participation of those who attend events or workshops.
Thanks for your questions, @cryptoium! They help me understand how people perceive the project. Here are my answers:
For now, I have a wallet that covers the costs of creating a collection and minting NFTs. The idea is to keep the app always gasless (unless the organizer decides otherwise).
Currently, if a user wants to transfer their NFT to another wallet, they will need to cover the cost themselves (which is extremely low).
Right now, I’m the only one with the ability to create a collection , but I’m working on the V2 of the app, where anyone will be able to:
Create an account as an “Organizer”
Create as many NFT collections as they want
Modify their collections’ metadata and launch them publicly
I plan to complete this within a month or less (approximately).
Of course, Takeshi - @tksarah! I’ll be working on the project’s documentation this weekend using Mintlify, and starting next week, I’ll begin working on V2 of the project to include the features I mentioned above
Oh, I didn’t know that—Sound? Really? That sounds really cool.
The idea behind Soneium Ticket Maker is simple: any user with an email or a social media account can validate their entry to an event, a workshop, or a seminar—or even claim a meal if it applies.
Practical Example
Last Wednesday, the 12th, we were in Bogotá, Colombia, teaching people who knew nothing about Astar & Soneium. We gave the talk, and at the end, we ran an activity where those who filled out the feedback form earned an NFT. With that NFT, they could claim a free sandwich.
This is the goal of Soneium Ticket Maker: to give NFTs a real use case while people learn how to use them.
Benefits for Soneium
All the NFTs were minted on the mainnet, so we used gas and added value to the network.
I’ll have the project documentation ready soon so you can understand it in more detail .
Of course, my friend! That’s a great idea.
V1 was created with the simple goal of showing people how easy blockchain can be, helping them understand the fundamentals of wallets, and learning about NFTs.
Now, I’m working on V2, which will include major features, and I’ll definitely consider adding what you mentioned!
Thanks for adding your comments to this conversation! I really appreciate it. Here are my answers:
Actually, yes, there are some apps that do this, but none of them do it specifically for the Astar & Soneium ecosystem. That’s the key differentiator .
That’s right, users don’t pay gas fees—I actually cover them from a wallet manager. Here’s how it works:
Hi there! Sorry for the delay in responding to your message.
Basically, with this project I plan to onboard at least 1,000 new people throughout the year, people who have no blockchain knowledge or who want to attend the events we’ll be doing in Latin America. The app was created simply to validate tickets, mint NFTs on the Soneium network, and onboard people.
The app itself won’t generate revenue. Currently, I’m the owner of the smart contracts, but I plan that in V3, any user can be the manager of their events and set associated costs or require users to pay a fee to obtain their tickets. Simple!
In the future, this will become a public good, and event creators and users will manage the costs. Being an open-source product, the Astar & Soneium ecosystem will be able to make changes and more in the future.
It is because I want the app to be as “user-friendly” as possible.
That’s right, for now it’s one of my wallets that pays the gas rates. Let’s say that because I am the creator of the events I am in charge of this part but, as I mentioned above, in V2 when any user can create their own events, they will be the ones to decide if they pay the gas or their users pay for it.
Thank you very much Bro. The target numbers look very interesting. If you need any assistance with promotion or communication, please let me know. Regarding revenue, I can see the picture much more clearly now. And in terms of the project timeline, what are the details?
Sure! Thanks for offering to provide support mate, I’ll keep that in mind when I get V2 of the app ready.
The timeline I have planned is: to have V2 functional deployed in Soneium before the events we want to do in Mexico for ETH Cinco de Mayo, so I plan to have it ready from April 15 to 25
That’s great! I’m supporting you on the Event work. Regarding the timeline for promotion, whenever v2 is ready, you can let me know right away. No need to hesitate. =)
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, but I’m working on the V2 of the app, where anyone will be able to:
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