Solana Labs, the company behind the Solana blockchain, has partnered with communications startup Dialect to introduce a new product called Actions and Blinks.

According to a June 25 statement, Access Protocol, alongside other notable blockchain projects like Jupiter, Backpack, Tensor, and Sphere Labs, will integrate Solana Actions and Blinks into their operations.

How Access protocol will utilize Actions and Blinks

Solana Actions are Application Programming Interfaces (API) facilitating signable transactions for specified programs, while Blinks leverages these APIs to create user-friendly interfaces.

A spokesperson explained:

“Protocols map transaction links to a specific Solana Action. Blinks are the technology that unfurl the links in an easy-to-use interface via browser extensions.”

This technology allows a shareable link to present an interface for a Solana transaction, enabling users to conduct crypto transactions through any website or application. For instance, a link on social media platform X or a publication site would allow users to complete a crypto transaction without leaving the webpage.

Access Protocol will use Actions and Blinks to enable one-click purchases of staked ACS subscriptions for top crypto media platforms like CryptoSlate and The Block, using Solana’s native token, SOL. SOL is the fifth-largest digital asset by market capitalization, trading at $137 as of press time.

Next week, Access Protocol plans to add 20 more creators to its platform to reach all 160 creators eventually.

Andreas Nicolos, CEO of Access Labs, praised the APIs as transformative for Access Protocol and the wider crypto sector. He stated:

“Solana Actions simplify the user onboarding experience while Blinks expand the total surface area for engagement. The impact of these two products combined cannot be overstated.”

Access Protocol aims to revolutionize digital content monetization with a blockchain-based subscription model. By offering ACS subscriptions in SOL tokens, the platform will further broaden the adoption of its subscription model within the crypto community.

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Access Protocol has launched a Subscription Quest initiative with Superboard to introduce its new transferable subscription feature, which offers up to $25,000 in prizes.

Transferable Subscriptions are designed to revolutionize interactions with creators. These subscriptions utilize compressed NFTs to enable the creation, purchase, sale, and transfer of Access subscriptions. According to the protocol, this feature is the final component of its Access v2 upgrade.

The protocol explained that its Quest initiative aims to engage both new and existing users. The campaign celebrates community, innovation, and a forward-thinking approach to digital content consumption.

It stated:

“This campaign is set to not only reward participants but also deepen their engagement with the evolving landscape of digital content consumption.”

Quest stages

The quest consists of two stages, each with unique rewards and challenges. Users must complete the first stage to advance to the second.

In the first stage, participants will undergo an introduction and onboarding process to understand Access Protocol’s functionalities. This involves educational content, creating an account, subscribing with 2 ACS tokens, and tweeting about their participation. Successful participants earn 100 SUPR points and an additional 2 ACS tokens.

Upon completing the first stage, users can access the second stage of the cNFT drop quest. This involves subscribing to a transferable subscription from top creators like CoinGecko, Wu Blockchain, BlockTempo, TechFlow, AB Media, CoinNess, ChainFeeds, and Bourgeois. Participants in this stage can enter a draw to win Forever Subscription NFTs from leading crypto-focused media firms like CryptoSlate and The Block.

The Subscription Quests campaign will run for three weeks, with winners announced one week after it ends. Participants who fail to provide the required NFT at verification will be disqualified and forfeit their rewards.

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