It’s been a productive and fun couple of months over at Find Labs HQ. We’ve been cooking up new features and shipping new products heading into the holidays.

In this update, we’ll run through what’s new across Flowscan, Prism, and our API offering, then wrap with a quick look ahead to 2026.

What’s new?

Flowscan: Contract Browser overhaul

We shipped a big upgrade to the Flowscan contract experience to make deployed code easier to discover, understand, and reuse.

• More complete discovery
• Better contract search
• “Deployed Today” snapshot
• Top Contracts and Top Imported
• Richer contract pages
• History that’s easier to follow
• Filters that reduce noise
• Smarter queries
• Faster developer workflows
• Prism integration

This is a considerable upgrade we have been working on for a while, Visit our new Contracts page now

Flowscan: Omnisearch improvements (NFT lookup)

We also upgraded Omnisearch to make it easier to find and recognize NFTs while searching.

• NFT name lookup

You can now search by the name of individual NFTs, not just addresses or contract identifiers.

• Image previews in results

Omnisearch now displays NFT images directly in the search results, so it’s faster to confirm you’ve found the right asset.

• Sorting of contracts

Multiple contracts with the same name are now displayed most recently deployed first

Spotlight: Prism

Prism is our new open-source tool for inspecting current on-chain account state on Flow and interacting directly with contracts.

It’s built around a simple question:

“What does this account look like right now?”

What Prism is great for:

• Instant state inspection (balances, keys, storage, contracts, resources) via direct chain access
• Deploying and updating contracts from a clean UI by connecting a wallet
• A focused complement to Flowscan: Prism for current state, Flowscan for history and exploration

Read the announcement: Prism: Instant Flow Account State & Contract Management

Try Prism now

Find Labs API: access changes (and why)

We updated how builders access our APIs.

QuickNode marketplace changes meant we could no longer sustainably offer the free tier through their marketplace, and some paid plans would have become prohibitively expensive. So we decided to offer Find Labs API access directly.

Learn more here: Find Labs API

Flowscan: 2025 highlights

2025 was a big year for Flowscan. We pushed hard to make Flow (Cadence) and EVM on Flow feel like one cohesive experience.

• Flowscan 2.0 brought a redesigned, single-site journey across Flow + EVM data, including interactive rows and a more powerful search experience.

Read: Flowscan 2.0 Is Here — The All-in-One Flow + EVM Explorer Tour

• Q4 improvements focused on usability and clarity: refreshed design language, better tagging, refined layouts, and support for network features like Scheduled Transactions.

Read: Flowscan Q4 2025 Update

A look ahead: 2026 at Find Labs

We have big plans for 2026. The theme is simple: ship tools that make web3 feel easy.

Here’s what we’re leaning into:

1. Developer speed

Shorten the path from “idea” to “deployed”, especially around contracts and account state.

2. Clearer network visibility

Keep making Flow easier to understand with better discovery, verification, and analysis.

3. Practical, reusable infrastructure

Build services that plug into real products and workflows, informed by what we’ve learned shipping Flowscan, Prism, and our API offering.

Thank you

Thanks to everyone building on Flow and sharing feedback with us throughout 2025.

We wish you a wonderful holiday season, whatever you celebrate, and a happy new year. See you in 2026… we’ve got a lot to ship.

Introduction

Today we’re introducing Prism, a new product from Find Labs built to make it effortless to inspect the current on-chain state of any Flow Cadence account and interact directly with contracts.

Prism was created to answer one simple questions:

“What does this account look like right now?”

If you’re a developer, Prism is for debugging, verification, and rapid iteration, including deploying or updating contracts directly on chain. If you’re an ecosystem user, Prism is for quick clarity: balances, keys, storage, contracts and resources as they exist at this moment.

What is Prism?

Prism is an immediate state viewer. Its core purpose is the current state, not history.

An explorer like Flowscan indexes and presents the full historical ledger (past transactions, old logs, timelines). Prism instead connects directly to the chain so you can get a precise snapshot of an account right now.

Inspect, deploy and update contracts

Prism is designed as a 2 in 1 tool:

• Inspect live account state
• Deploy or update contracts directly on your account

By connecting your wallet, you can deploy a new contract or update an existing one. This keeps contract work simple, explicit and close to the chain.

Why Prism is a great replacement for Flowview

Flowview proved something important: people want a simple UI for exploring account state.

Prism keeps that simplicity, but modernizes the experience and adds some features.

Prism features:

• A dedicated product with its own identity
• Network-first workflow (Mainnet + Testnet)
• A focus on correctness through direct chain access
• Open source project
• Upgraded storage explorer
• Interactive rows from Flowscan
• Hybrid custody management
• Cadence Owned Account inspection
• Token registry integration
• Filtering and sorting on collections

How Prism retrieves data

Prism connects directly to an Access Nodes on the Flow blockchain, bypassing the need for indexing or database queries. That direct connection is what lets Prism fetch current state data quickly and reliably.

What Prism does today

Prism focuses on the core workflow: pick a network, search an account, and inspect the current on-chain state.

Highlights:

• Mainnet/Testnet selector
• Instant account state snapshots
• Wallet connection for deploying or updating contracts

When to use Prism vs Flowscan

• Use Prism when you need to inspect current state and interact with contracts.
• Use Flowscan when you need transaction history and historical exploration.

Try Prism Now

prism.flowscan.io

Contribute to Prism

GitHub - findonflow/prism: Prism is a way to view blockchain data in a user friendly way!

A refined experience, more data at your fingertips, and support for Flow’s latest features.

We’ve been listening closely to your feedback and working hard to make Flowscan faster, smarter, and easier to use.

This quarter’s update introduces a refreshed design language, improved layouts, better tagging across the site, and full integration for Scheduled Transactions from the Forte upgrade along with a new Verified Contracts page for EVM on Flow.

Here’s what’s new 👇

🎨 Design Overhaul

Flowscan now features a vibrant new design language built for clarity and consistency.

You’ll notice sharper contrasts, improved readability, and visual cues that make it easier to navigate complex blockchain data at a glance.

🏷️ Tags

Tags have been introduced across the site to make key elements clearer and more informative.

• Hover over tags like Network or Multisig to reveal extra details.
• Certain tags highlight unique characteristics such as Big Fish for large accounts making it easier to spot important entities.

Tags are small but powerful: they add context exactly where you need it.

🧩 Layouts

We’ve refined the layouts across Flowscan to enhance usability and readability.

Tables, panels, and summaries have been restructured for smoother navigation and a cleaner visual hierarchy.
Information now surfaces in a more intuitive order so you can find what you’re looking for faster.

⏱️ Scheduled Transactions

The Forte network upgrade introduces one of Flow’s most exciting new capabilities: Scheduled Transactions.

We’ve added full support across Flowscan and our Testnet API, with a dedicated page to explore them: Scheduled Transactions.

You can now:

• View transactions scheduled for future execution
• Review past scheduled transactions that have already executed
• See scheduled activity surfaced in multiple areas across Flowscan such as:
   — Home Page
   — Scheduled Transactions Page
   — Account Pages

This feature gives users deeper insight into on-chain automation and future-dated events.

🧾 Contract Verification

We’ve introduced a new Verifiy Contracts page for EVM on Flow, making it easier to validate contracts.

We’ve also published a detailed guide on how to verify your own contracts in the Flowscan Public Resources page.

🛠️ Other Site Changes & Fixes

Alongside major improvements, we’ve implemented dozens of refinements and bug fixes:

• Find Labs API: Added Network Surge endpoint
• Network Surge Display: Now visible in site header and transaction details
• EVM on Flow: Added “Create Tax Report” feature
• Fixed various Omnisearch display inconsistencies
• Resolved page refresh issue affecting certain views
• Account Transactions: Added filtering by start and end date
• Fixed node row collapsing behaviour
• Improved recent contracts filter
• Added loading state for Flow price
• Improved mobile menu stability
• Enhanced contract stats styling
• …and many more small tweaks to polish the overall experience.

🚀 Wrapping Up

This update brings Flowscan another step forward in our goal: making blockchain data accessible, actionable, and beautiful.

We’d love your feedback as we continue to refine the experience, let us know what you think on Telegram or X (Twitter), and stay tuned for updates in 2026.

A seamless experience across Flow and EVM on Flow, a complete redesign, and powerful new features that make exploring the blockchain smoother than ever.

Overview

We’ve had our fingers to the grindstone building the next iteration of Flowscan for most of 2025 — and we’re finally ready to share it.

With the arrival of EVM on Flow — a virtualized blockchain within a blockchain — we initially deployed an instance of the open-source Blockscout to index and surface EVM activity. While functional, this approach created a fragmented user experience. Jumping between different sites to explore Flow and EVM data broke the narrative of blockchain activity. Even worse, Blockscout had no understanding of how EVM on Flow related to the native Flow chain.

When we redesigned our block explorer last summer — transitioning from Flowdiver to Flowscan — we anticipated this moment. We built it with future EVM integration in mind. Our goal was simple but ambitious: a unified explorer experience.

Chain Within a Chain: EVM on Flow

EVM on Flow is more than just an integration — it’s a virtualized EVM blockchain operating within the Flow blockchain itself. Each Flow block now encapsulates an EVM block, effectively creating two parallel yet interconnected layers of blockchain data.

This development was a significant milestone for Flow, bringing full EVM compatibility while preserving the unique advantages of Cadence, including:

• Scalability without sharding — Handle massive throughput without fragmenting the network
• Multiple read/write calls in a single transaction — Streamline complex operations through Cadence
• Hard finality in 20 seconds — Transactions are fully confirmed quickly and securely
• Ultra-low transaction fees — $0.0000062 average cost per transaction
• MEV resilience — Built-in protections against miner extractable value attacks
• Native account abstraction & linking — Simplify account management with smart contract-level control
• Large on-chain storage — Keep all essential data securely on-chain

While this dual-layer structure opens up immense potential, it also introduces a new layer of complexity for block explorers. Navigating two interlinked chains — each with its own data structure and transaction logic — required a rethinking of how we present blockchain data in a single, unified interface.

The Challenge

Our mission was to build a seamless user journey across both Flow and EVM on Flow. No context-switching. No extra tabs. Just a single, cohesive interface where users could follow blocks, transactions, and events across the entire ecosystem.

This challenge gave us the perfect excuse to rethink what a block explorer could be. Most explorers haven’t evolved much — they still follow outdated design patterns. We believed there was room for something better: a more modern, elegant experience using today’s web tools and design languages.

Introducing Confluent Flowscan

We’re proud to say we didn’t just meet our goal — we built something truly unique.

During the development process, we extended our original timeline to really polish the experience and add features we believed would benefit both Flowscan users and the broader Flow community.

New Features:

Interactive Rows

We’ve reimagined how users interact with blocks and transactions. Rows are now interactive.

Click a block, and it expands inline to reveal its transactions. Click a transaction, and you’ll see all the associated events — complete with rich data like NFTs, tokens, and more.

Omnisearch

We merged datasets from both Flow and EVM on Flow into a single powerful search tool.

Search results are categorized and context-aware, making it easy to find exactly what you’re looking for — whether it’s a transaction, token, contract, or .find name.

Omnisearch recognizes:

• Flow or EVM context
• Token types
• Smart contracts
• .find names
• Accounts
• Transaction details

We’ve also created a separate interface just for people who want to use Omnisearch separately at search.find.xyz. We expect to open source the repo for this at some point.

Confluence Across Flow & EVM on Flow

Everything now lives in one logical place.

Flowscan separates its interface into two main views:

• Flow View: Displays all native Flow (Cadence) activity and integrates related EVM data like blocks and events. Blocks are labeled as Flow, EVM, or Mixed based on their content. Transactions and events from both chains are shown.
• EVM View: Focuses exclusively on EVM on Flow data — much like what was available in our earlier Blockscout instance along with EVM specific statistics.

You choose how you want to explore.

A More Polished, Thoughtful Design

With this new version of Flowscan, we didn’t just add features — we gave the entire design a refresh.

Many of the improvements are subtle, but together they make a big difference: cleaner layouts, smoother interactions, softened edges. The result is a more modern, intuitive experience that feels easier on the eyes and more enjoyable to use.

One of our favorite additions is a subtle visual tint that changes based on your current view. In Flow view, the interface leans into a familiar green tone. Switch to EVM view, and it shifts to a calm blue. It’s a small detail, but it helps you stay naturally oriented as you explore.

These kinds of visual cues are part of our effort to make Flowscan feel alive and responsive to how you use it — guiding you without getting in your way.

What’s Next? (We Want Your Feedback)

We’d love to hear from you. ✨

Explore the site. Try out the new features. Let us know what’s working — and what could be even better.

We’ve got a long list of ideas for what to build next, but your input will help us shape what’s most valuable to the community.

We now have a new Telegam community for feedback and support. links on our site. Go check out the new Flowscan now.

Key Benefits

• Quick Integration: Effortlessly fetch and manage Flow blockchain data using minimal code.
• Real-Time Updates: Leverage live event triggers to stay in sync with on-chain changes.
• Enhanced Performance: Advanced caching and analytics boost speed and efficiency.
• Scalable & Reliable: Built to handle everything from small projects to high-traffic dApps.
• Tiered pricing: from Free tier available

With our Simple API, developers can focus on building exceptional user experiences while leaving the heavy lifting to robust, well-structured endpoints. Whether you’re developing an NFT marketplace, a DeFi platform, or a gaming dApp, this API ensures you have the tools you need to bring your Flow-powered vision to life — quickly and confidently.

Note: we will be discontinuing the legacy Historical API at the end of February so make sure to migrate ASAP.

Access the API on the Quicknode marketplace now.

To celebrate the huge milestone in @flow_blockchain history we have completely redesigned and rebranded Flowdiver to Flowscan and added a whole array of new functionality. Let’s dive into the details below.

We launch today in BETA. There will be a some bugs here and there that we will be ironing out over the next week.

Background

In 2023 we took on the monumental task of indexing ALL transactions and events on Flow, something that hadn’t been done in a comprehensive way before. This task took many many months but at last we had a sanitised and rationalised Flow dataset and indexer.

To utilise this data we created Flowdiver, a more feature rich block explorer than was previously available, which we continued to develop, refine and add features to for next year as it became the primary block explorer for the network.

Why redesign?

On September 4th 2024 Flow implements the Crescendo network upgrade which is a major change introducing a number of improvements and features, the most notable is the introduction of EVM on Flow which brings Ethereum Virtual Machine to Flow unlocking cross chain transfers with all EVM compatible chains along with tooling, compatibility and liquidity.

It is an exciting step forward and ushers in a new era for Flow.

Naming

With permission we decided the resurrect the Flowscan name, which was previously run by another company. We did this to fit in line with block explorer naming throughout the broader blockchain ecosystem to be more friendly for new users and developers.

New features

NFTs — we added to our API by collecting all NFT data into an index and providing it to Flowscan.

• NFT collections overview
• NFT collection pages
• NFT details page

We have also added NFTs held on the Accounts page along with enabled collections.

Fungible tokens (FT) — we created an FT Collections overview page and FT collection pages along with info and statistics.

EVM on Flow — we provided an EVM block explorer using Blockscout, available at https://evm.flowscan.io with everything needed on the EVM side of things.

EVM transactions are also incorporated into the primary Flowscan site.

What’s next?

We will spend the coming weeks refining the experience on Flowscan along with user testing to see where we can improve.

We’ll also be working toward unifying Cadence and EVM data into a single interface, we have some great ideas for additional features and functionality too so watch this space and follow us on Twitter to see updates as they come.

Flowdiver.io will remain active for now until we see the ecosystem has migrated links over to Flowscan.

Feedback & requests

We invite you to provide feedback on Twitter and if you have any feedback requests or bug reports you can submit them and vote for other features on our Road Map.

In a realm where the only constant is change, Flowdiver emerges like as a steadfast companion for those navigating the Flow blockchain. Built with an intuitive user interface, powerful search functionalities, and interactive data visualizations, Flowdiver promises a user-centric experience, propelling the growth and adoption of the Flow blockchain. Join us as we dive deeper, exploring the vast potentials of the Flow blockchain, together. Let’s set forth on this voyage of discovery with Flowdiver — a block explorer built by the community, for the community. Dive deep, #onFlow.

Working Towards a More Developer-Friendly Blockchain

Flow aims to be the most developer-friendly blockchain. At Findlabs, we aim to be an active contributor to achieving that goal, by iterating over our experience building on Flow for the last 3 years. We have helped both large and small organisations launch projects on Flow, this has provided us with a deep understanding of the infrastructure needs across these parties. These experiences are the basis of the products we are building.

Enter Flowdiver:

The name Flowdiver reflects the idea of deep diving into the Flow blockchain. The depths of the data are deep, so organization matters when bringing it all together in a usable form. We built Flowdiver as an essential piece of infrastructure to find any transaction, block, contract, or data point on the Flow blockchain. For us Flowdiver is the first piece in a bigger puzzle, making blockchain integration within product development easier for everyone.

Feature set

• Search address, names, transactions
• Browse blocks and contracts
• Analytics
• Detailed nodes view
• Testnet
• Transaction data going back to Mainnet-1
• Fast and responsive

Join Us in Making Flow Blockchain More Accessible

As we launch Flowdiver, we invite you to be a part of this new chapter. Your feedback and feature requests will play a vital role in shaping the direction and functionality of this project as we continue to build out the feature set over the coming months. Together, we hope to create a resource that meets the needs of the whole community.

We ask you leave all bug reports and feature requests on our official Roadmap platform. This portal allows the team to better track and, more importantly, fulfil, your needs!

Follow this link and consider bookmarking it so it’s easier to locate while navigating Flow: 🔗 Roadmap

A Comprehensive API — Upcoming Feature

FlowDiver goes beyond being just a block explorer. Once ready, it will offer a robust API, granting developers access to a rich treasure trove of Flow blockchain data. We want to enable projects to innovate and build great products without the burden of building the underlying infrastructure.

We invite you to try Flowdiver now at flowdiver.io.

Links

• Website — https://flowdiver.io
• Roadmap — https://roadmap.findlabs.io/roadmap/b/flowdiver
• Twitter — https://twitter.com/flowdiverIO
• Flowdiver Public Resources: https://findonflow.notion.site/Flowdiver-Public-Resources-04da46595aa34f5bad5f6d623a211e59?pvs=4
• Developer resources — https://findonflow.notion.site/Flow-Developers-Public-0ba13833568d4606a0f8eae5aa2f9c7f?pvs=4

Find Labs

• https://FindLabs.io
• https://twitter.com/findlabs/
• https://discord.com/invite/findonflow

Introduction:

The genesis of the .find team can be traced back to two visionary individuals who crossed paths during the crypto craze of 2021. Drawing from their extensive backrounds and driven by their desire to innovate, Bjarte and Christian joined forces to establish .find, a groundbreaking wallet naming service on the Flow Blockchain. However, this was merely the starting point of our extraordinary voyage.

With a dedication to innovation and a mission to provide functional tools for the Flow blockchain ecosystem, we have spent close to two years building and developing projects that improve the lives of users utilizing Flow blockchain. Today, we stand proud, as a significant transformation occurs as .find transitions to Find Labs, signifying our commitment to constant evolution and progress.

.find — Flow’s Wallet Naming Platform:

In the early days of Flow Blockchain, as projects and services proliferated, a sense of fragmentation permeated the ecosystem. There was a pressing need for a comprehensive solution that would unify and streamline the management of digital assets. In response, find.xyz emerged as a pioneering platform, resolving these challenges by allowing users to link multiple wallets to a single .find name and quickly locate all their assets in one place.

Our team united under a shared purpose: to empower individuals to effortlessly locate what they seek within the Flow ecosystem. Through determination and ingenuity, we crafted a platform that revolutionized the user experience and fostered a sense of cohesion within the blockchain landscape. This project is near and dear to our hearts, and will be built upon in the years to come.

Some of our notable Collaborations:

Over the past two years, we have also forged invaluable collaborations and partnerships with esteemed teams such as Doodles and OneFootball. These partnerships have not only enriched our journey but have also enabled us to deliver exceptional solutions and bring our clients’ visions to life in Web 3. We look forward to future collaborations, working hand in hand with diverse clients to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of decentralized technologies.

A Vision for the Future:

As Find Labs, our vision is clear: to be at the forefront of the Web 3 revolution by crafting innovative solutions that empower users, developers, and enterprises within the decentralized realm. Building upon our expertise in wallet naming services, we are committed to expanding our product offerings and delivering an array of tools and services that enhance the Flow blockchain experience. Our next big project, is an extensive block explorer, get ready to deep dive #onFlow.

Conclusion:

The rebranding from .find to Find Labs marks an extraordinary juncture in our trajectory, underscoring our relentless pursuit of innovation and growth. From our humble origins as a wallet naming service, we have embraced a broader vision that encompasses pioneering ventures such as our latest project, a block explorer specific for Flow blockchain. We extend our deepest gratitude to our community, partners, and supporters, who have been instrumental in our journey thus far.

Welcome to Find Labs, where we embark on a journey fueled by purposeful innovation. Join us as we shape the future of Web 3, empower individuals, and redefine the possibilities of decentralized technologies. Together, let us forge a path towards a more connected, inclusive, and transformative digital landscape.

The best is yet to come.

Helpful Links:

.find:

Hompage: https://www.findlabs.io/
.find Website: https://find.xyz
Discord: https://discord.gg/findonflow
Twitter: https://twitter.com/findonflow
Roadmap: https://roadmap.find.xyz/

Doodles

Website: https://doodles.app/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/doodles

Author:

Erick White https://twitter.com/Erick_makes_Art

Benefits of Cadence:

https://flow.com/post/flow-blockchain-cadence-programming-language-resources-assets

With Afterfuture dropping their next big art release on the Flow Blockchain, we at .find wanted to get the inside scoop for collectors before the release. Enjoy this Q&A from the Afterfuture team.

To kick things off, can you tell us a bit about yourself and your background as an artist?
My name is Angel, and I’m the co-founder of Afterfuture. I started back in 2016 creating 3D stuff just for fun and saw the boom on Instagram that was happening back then, so I jumped on the wagon and started creating pieces every single day from early 2017 to late 2018.

What inspired you to create an NFT collection?
Specifically for Generated Experiences, it was a random idea that I thought sounded cool, like having an actual research facility named GENXP and the researchers simulating different artifacts in a strange old-looking machine that is futuristic at the same time.

How did you approach the creative process for this particular collection?
I started with the trailer first, which took quite some time to finish, and then the video loops, which is kind of weird, but I thought that’d speed up my process and making the still artworks would be the easier part, which definitely helped me a lot in the process. I started thinking about the rarities as well as the direction we’re going in because the story was pretty rough at the time.

(Currently, this platform doesn’t support .mov files, so be sure to check out on social media)

Can you walk us through some of the themes and motifs that are present in your NFT artwork?
We love creating pieces that are linked to nature and technology, working hand in hand. It’s always been our idea to create this harmony between those 2 completely different realities yet they’re in sync.

How do you see the intersection of art and technology evolving in the future?
Can’t say much about that because art and technology are evolving every single day, softwares are getting some incredible quality of life updates, technology is improving like no tomorrow, so it’s pretty easy to start creating art today.

What advice would you give to other artists who are interested in creating NFTs?
Just go for it, it never hurts to try out another space the same way we did, we came back in late 2020 and ended up loving it. Build slowly, interact with the community you’re going to be part of, reward the people supporting you, and things will happen.

Can you tell us about any upcoming projects or collaborations that you’re excited about?
I haven’t been around that much lately because of the amount of work we’ve been doing for Generated Experiences and other projects, but the 2 projects that I’m always excited to see expand are .find and Flovatar.

How do you think NFTs will impact the art world in the long term?
I think that NFTs have impacted the art world like no other wave before that, giving artists their freedom, the blockchain footprint of their work and royalties. I think it will help artists in the future to expand their brand, vision and maybe try some new ventures.

Finally, where can collectors go to view and purchase your NFT collection on our marketplace?
We’ve been on Flow for quite some time at this point, so collectors can explore our pieces and their stories at Versus, Starly, xtingles and very soon .find.

There you have it, some insight into the creators of the Generated Experiences collection, dropping on .find this Friday, 12-May! These are artists who have promoted and build #onFlow since the beginning.

You can .find more details on the official drop page here: https://find.xyz/afterfuture/pack/1

Helpful Links:

.find:

Website: https://find.xyz
Discord: https://discord.gg/findonflow
Twitter: https://twitter.com/findonflow
Roadmap: https://roadmap.find.xyz/

Afterfuture:

Drop Page: https://find.xyz/afterfuture/pack/1
Twitter: https://twitter.com/afterfuture_nft

Author:

Erick White https://twitter.com/Erick_makes_Art

Looking for a hassle-free way to move your Doodles 2 Wearables to a non-Custodial wallet? This blog post is for you.

Overview:

If you’re looking for a hassle-free way to move your Doodles 2 Wearables to non-Dapper wallets, you’ve come to the right place. The .find team have created a feature to move your wearables between ALL wallets, both custodial and non-custodial. Follow these steps to move your Wearables quickly and easily:

Follow the steps below to move your wearables from Dapper to non-Dapper wallets quickly and easily.

Condensed version of steps:

1. Create a non-Dapper wallet
2. Setup your .find profile
3. Utilize .find’s send feature
4. That’s it.

For more details, keep reading.

1. Create Non-Dapper Wallet:

If you don’t have a non-Dapper wallet yet, choose one that best suits your needs from options such as NuFi, Lilico, Flipper, or Blocto. Once you’ve created your wallet, you will need to activate the wearables collection to receive Wearables on the Flow Blockchain.

There are a handful of options to choose from and each have their merits: NuFi, Lilico, Flipper, & Blocto (& possibly others by the time you read this).

Step 2: Setup your .find profile

Navigate to the .find website and activate the wearables contract. After logging in with your non-Dapper wallet, set up your new account and click “Train Me” on your dashboard to prepare your wallet to receive Wearables. Be sure to have $Flow in your wallet to cover the gas fees for these transactions.

If this is your first time logging in with a new wallet, you will be guided through a streamlined profile activation phase. This does incur a small gas fee, so be sure to have some $Flow in your wallet.

Your wallet is now ready to receive Wearables!

Step 3: Login with your Dapper Wallet

Log in with your Dapper wallet and navigate to the NFT Detail Page under the COLLECTIONS tab on your dashboard. Select the Wearable you wish to move, click “SEND,” enter your address or .find name, and confirm the transaction.

Note: Sending Wearables via the .find platform is simple and easy. Attempting to send them through Dapper wallet UI will prompt additional steps.

Ready to Go!

That’s it! Your Doodles 2 Wearables will be transferred from your Dapper wallet to the non-Dapper wallet address you specified. Be sure to double-check the destination address before confirming the transfer to avoid any mistakes. You can use .find names to simplify the address and make it more human-readable. If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out to us through our Discord or social media channels. Happy transacting!

Using .find names can be advantageous as they offer an easy-to-remember name for complex 0x… addresses. Moreover, .find names work seamlessly on various platforms within the Flow Ecosystem, making the transfer process even more streamlined as well as sharing your collection with friends.

We hope you enjoyed this short informative posts, if you have further questions feel free to reach out to us in our Discord or on social media, links below.

Have a Doodley day!

Some Common Issues:

• Not having enough Flow — While transaction are really cheap #onFlow, you will need some Flow to setup your accounts. Additionally, Flow wallets can run out of storage if they don’t contain enough Flow tokens. So consider seeding your new wallet with at least 5 Flow to never worry again!
• Not actuating first — If you try and send the wearables to your non-dapper wallet, before actuating the Wearables contract, the transaction will fail!
• Using Dapper UI — if you try sending wearables via the Dapper UI, instead of using the .find platform, you might run into additional steps that could slow down the process.

Consider storing 5 Flow in your wallet to never worry about transaction fees or storage issues.

Helpful Links:

.find:

Website: https://find.xyz
Discord: https://discord.gg/findonflow
Twitter: https://twitter.com/findonflow
Roadmap: https://roadmap.find.xyz/

Doodles

Website: https://doodles.app/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/doodles

Author:

Erick White https://twitter.com/Erick_makes_Art

Benefits of Cadence:

https://flow.com/post/flow-blockchain-cadence-programming-language-resources-assets