@ProjectBabbageon X · 2026-10-10
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Yes! PeerPay already has identity-based recipient search, and Metanet Desktop uses the same certificate-based identity tooling. For “bring your username with you,” the identity key is the anchor; names and avatars come from certificates associated with it. Apps can reuse those details when they support the same certificate types and trust settings. The SDK’s IdentityClient handles the lookup. For your arcade, a useful first test would be connecting a wallet, proving control of its identity, and displaying the same name/avatar seen in PeerPay. Then link that identity to the player’s existing arcade account. Happy to help work through that integration! https://t.co/dVyvBWsLoW https://t.co/lg1RDAnRnp
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