dwallet

Dwallet We built a custodial crypto wallet that lives inside chat. People hold balances, tip each other, run giveaways, play games and swap coins without leaving Discord or Telegram. This is what we know of it from the code, and we haven't re-checked every piece for this answer.

The pieces Discord bot: the main product. It answers to a mention of the bot and to slash commands. Telegram bot: the same wallet and many of the same commands, including drops and /swapall. API: the public interface. It serves the store gift and sale endpoints and the fairness-verification routes. Website: the landing site and the public "verify this game" pages.

What users can do Wallet: deposit, withdraw, check balances, see a USD value. About 92 currencies, including chain coins, tokenised stocks and stablecoins. Tips: send any supported coin to another user, in USD or in token amounts. Drops: Luckdrop splits a pot unevenly between entrants. Airdrop splits it evenly. Triviadrop pays out to people who answer a question correctly. Drops support an entrant cap, a duration and a provably fair seed. Games: coinflip, purplepack, hilo and blackjack, played for real balances. Swaps: swap one coin for another at a quoted fee against a liquidity pool. swapall: swap everything you hold into one coin, with an except list to keep some tokens. You get a preview and confirm first, and each swap is atomic. It works as a mention of the bot followed by swapall except a, b, and as /swapall. Store: server owners sell role subscriptions for crypto. People can buy them or gift them, and bots can hand out roles through the API. Account link and merge: a Telegram account can be linked to a Discord one and the balances merged. Server admin controls config currencies shows which tokens are enabled or disabled on the server. config currencies pepe disable turns a token off for that server. Tips, drops, games and swaps honour it. swapall skips disabled tokens and refuses a disabled outcome. The store doesn't check it yet. Admins can also set the server's default currency and prefix. Trust and safety Provably fair: drops and games commit to a seed hash up front and reveal the seed afterwards. The website has pages where anyone can recompute the result. Atomic money movement: balance changes go through debit and credit paths inside transactions, and swaps run against a liquidity account. Rate limiting on the commands that move money.