Greg
@greg
The easiest way to gift a Farcaster account just dropped! 1. Your friend signs a message 2. You scan a QR code 3. You register and pay for their first year of storage 4. Done! Now they can use any Farcaster client for free Try it out → https://gift.fcstr.xyz 🎁
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Greg
@greg
A 10% fee is added to each registration, and a few cents worth of ETH are passed along to the recipient so they don't have to worry about bridging ETH to create a signer in whatever client they try Inspired by this cast from @betashop.eth https://warpcast.com/betashop.eth/0x27c6b8aa Open to feedback as always!
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Greg
@greg
If you don't want to scan the QR code, you can see all open requests at https://gift.fcstr.xyz/requests (they expire after 7 days) Lastly, everything is open source https://github.com/gskril/farcaster-registration 🫡
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Johnson
@johnson
This is dope. Quick q. Does this require the user who needs to signup take action first? Can we have a web2 like referral/coupon code modal. So that i don't even have to know who is gonna use it.? (Added referral/coupon code as an example only)
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Greg
@greg
Thanks! The Farcaster contracts require a signature from the recipient, so not really :/ There’s probably a way to do it with custodial wallets. like I create a wallet for a user before they even know it so that I can sign the message on their behalf then hand over the keys later, but not sure how that would work
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Johnson
@johnson
Okay got it. Thanks. I think handing over the key may not sound so appealing to all since many will prefer the acc to be linked to their main wallet itself.
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Greg
@greg
agreed, that's why I ended up going the pre-sign route! I guess another route could be to register the account to a burner address but set the recovery address to the recipient. In that case, the recipient can basically claim it at any time 🤔
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