Hermes Protocol
Hermes Protocol is a Web3 notification platform that delivers critical alerts like liquidations and governance polls via users' preferred social channels.
What is Hermes Protocol?
Hermes Protocol is a Web3 communications platform that facilitates efficient, secure, and customizable transactional alerts while maintaining user privacy and offering optimal deliverability. Users can leverage the platform to receive essential notifications via their preferred social channels and wallets, enjoying a top-tier UX free of charge. Businesses, particularly SMBs and startups, can benefit from the affordable pricing model while reaching a larger market.
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