The Solana Foundations has added a new feature that allows users to make crypto transactions on any website. According to a Tuesday announcement, the foundation is launching a solution called Solana Actions, which will allow users to connect its blockchain to any website through a shareable link. Solana Actions and blockchain links will allow users to create and share transactions via a URL on websites, social media platforms, and physical QR codes.
One of the leading developers at the Solana Foundation, Jon Wong, shared a post to X discussing the new solution. “How do we introduce a billion people to blockchains? our answer is simple: we must reach users where they already are—on their favorite apps and websites,” his post reads. Websites, social media platforms, and physical QR codes can be used to share a blink. Furthermore, Wong explained that actions and blinks on Solana allow any website or application to be a distribution point for on-chain interactions.
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Solana Reveals New Roadmap For Solana Actions
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The Solana Foundation also revealed a roadmap for the full launch of the new service. The safety roadmap will give users the option to enable wallet support for Actions and blinks. When a wallet tries to pull a transaction from an unfamiliar API, users should see a “connect to site” prompt.
“If the site domain has been connected to the wallet in the past, the site domain is more likely to be trustworthy. As with DApps, Action transactions are always simulated prior to execution,” the foundation explains. In addition, the launch runs with domains from the foundation’s partners, including Jupiter, Helium, Truffle, Phantom, and Backpack. Running with these domains helps enhance security whilst using the Solana Actions solution.
With the growing popularity of the Solana Network in the past year, users are flocking to the blockchain for crypto trading. With low fees and this new feature, the platform is likely going to see another surge in user activity. Thus, its native SOL token may also receive a boost.