Telegram introduces a new third-party account verification method; Telegram has rolled out its first update of the year, adding message search filters and the ability to convert gifts into NFTs.
The chat app already exists. A plan to check public figures A new project has now been launched to allow organizations on the platform and verified third-party authorities, such as food quality regulators or academic conglomerates, to verify an account.
Third-party verified accounts will have a new logo next to their names instead of a blue check mark.
“This decentralized platform for additional verification will help prevent fraud and reduce misinformation — a unique, proactive solution that sets a new safety standard for social platforms,” Telegram said in a blog post.
Individuals or organizations seeking authentication must complete an application to be verified and eligible to receive a certification mark. Telegram says organizations can use its Bot API to set or remove verification, somewhat similar to organizations purchasing verification on X and verifying their associated accounts. There will be these associated accounts. Organization logo on their profile Once verified.
Telegram also launched a way to convert gifts into NFTs with custom backgrounds and icons. Users can send gifts through the app or by using Telegram Stars, which you can purchase. Fragment site By connecting their TON crypto wallet.
Users will be able to trade these NFTs on different platforms, Telegram said. Notably, Telegram charges users to upgrade their gifts to collectibles to cover blockchain transaction costs.
Telegram uses cryptocurrencies. Monetizing the creator In addition On-platform payments for games and mini-apps.
The company is also introducing an emoji response feature for service messages and private chats, like someone in a group. New search filters for group chats and channels have also been released.
