SeasonsGreetings.io

This new app is an NFT greeting card service, providing Web 3 users with the opportunity to celebrate the holiday season by sending festive NFTs to friends, family members, business associates and customers. Our NFT greeting cards can be sent to wallets or email addresses. Anyone may receive our NFTs by email, regardless of whether or not they have a wallet, since a new wallet is automatically produced for any email address that receives an NFT. Email-based NFTs are transferred to the recipient, gas free, along with a personal message from the sender.

As the world adopts blockchain technologies, Web 3 gifts are likely to increase in popularity. Utilizing this app, a person sending cryptocurrency as a holiday or birthday present, can combine their gift of digital funds with a beautiful NFT card, resulting in a far more personal, user-attractive experience. For example, a user can send a Christmas stocking NFT together with their gift of cryptocurrency, expressing a lively, festive mood, instead of a mere transaction. These NFT greeting cards can also be sent together with other NFTs, for example collectible NFTs, as well as NFTs that serve as event tickets, club memberships, etc.

The SeasonsGreetings app is currently deployed on the main Ethereum testnet (Sepolia) and the Base mainnet, and will soon be deployed on multiple new blockchains. Overall, it provides a special user experience during the holiday season, and throughout the year. We currently have NFT greeting cards for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, Chinese New Year, and Easter, and will soon be expanding our range of Holiday categories and greeting card offerings, to include birthdays, weddings, graduations, and more. We can also create custom NFT cards for businesses and special occasions. Our road map includes linking NFTs to real world assets, including the delivery of physical items, such as Christmas gifts, Valentine's Day flowers, and birthday presents.

NOTE: This app has been deployed on the Mantle testnet. It includes many NFT contracts. In the submission form for this hackathon, there was a field for entering the contract addresses of the project. I put 1 Mantle testnet address there, but there are actually many such addresses for this project. I would be happy to share these addresses to anyone who would like more information about this project and its deployment.