The last two months have been intense at Zypp Labs.
If we're building money that moves no matter what, then we have to keep moving too.
Here's what happened across April and May:
− We officially started development of Zypp Pay, turning months of research into a real product and taking the first steps toward offline-first payments.
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− We researched, designed, and built a new transaction transfer protocol that removes the need for Bluetooth, opening up new possibilities for device-to-device payment communication.
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− We launched the Zypp Pay website and waitlist, attracting over 3,200 signups. These users gained access to our Beta-1 campaign and became the foundation of our early testing community.
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− We onboarded our first cohort of beta testers from the waitlist, with 30+ users actively testing Zypp Pay and providing feedback that continues to shape the product.
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− Zypp Labs was featured in Hashed Emergent's Web3 Finance Landscape Report, recognizing our work in offline-first payment infrastructure.
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− We participated in the Solana Frontier Colosseum Hackathon, pushing Zypp Pay further under real-world development timelines.
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− We restructured our brand identity and visual system to better reflect the direction we're heading as a company.
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− We quietly began the Lossless Experiment, an internal initiative exploring new approaches to resilient financial infrastructure.
Most of this work happened behind the scenes, but it lays the foundation for everything coming next.
The focus now is simple: ship, learn, iterate, and get Zypp Pay into more hands.
Stay bullish.
if it doesn't work offline, it fails as a medium!
zm!