Push Protocol, formerly known as Ethereum Push Notification Service, stands as the initial blockchain-agnostic decentralized communication framework designed for Web3. It functions as an open infrastructure that validates and indexes diverse communication types, including chats, videos, and notifications, allowing for smooth integration into any cryptocurrency frontend like wallets and dApps.

Any backend service, dApp, or smart contract can leverage Push to establish a communication channel, facilitating chats or notifications linked directly to wallet addresses. Since its inception in January 2022, the protocol has transmitted more than 100+ million decentralized notifications to over 240k+ subscribers, cementing its role as the standard communication layer within the Web3 ecosystem.

Push Protocol was established by Harsh Rajat and Richa Joshi.

Harsh Rajat serves as the founder and chief technology officer of Push Protocol. He has supported decentralization since 2015 and held the role of chief technology officer at his earlier companies before joining Push.

Richa Joshi transitioned from a career in consulting to become a startup founder. Before she co-founded Push, she worked as a senior consultant at Deloitte Consulting.

• Push Notifications: Lets any smart contract, dApp, or backend send key information as notifications to web3 users at their wallet addresses.
• Push Chat: Allows 2-way communication for web3 users from their wallet addresses.
• Push Video: Brings native wallet-to-wallet (or multi-wallet) audio and video calling features.

The circulating supply of PUSH stands at 60.37M coins, while the maximum supply is capped at 100M PUSH.

You can acquire $PUSH by swapping any token via Uniswap or through any of the listed exchanges.

The $PUSH token serves as the native asset for Push Protocol, which seeks to build a circular economy by establishing a communication layer operated by and for its community. The objective is to incentivize positive participation while penalizing actions harmful to the network. Currently, $PUSH supports this economic model through four primary functions: network security, network utility, governance via the Push DAO, and reward pool fees. For further information, refer to Push Economics.