ConsenSys, a blockchain-related services company, has just completed the purchase of Hal, a no-code blockchain development tools platform, with the goal of disrupting Web3 alerts and notifications at the protocol level.

ConsenSys’ Web3 API provider Infura will be able to include Hal’s configurable webhooks or notification service in its developer stack as a direct result of the acquisition. As a direct result of this change, it will be much easier for developers to generate protocol-level warnings and notifications for a wide range of signals.

According to ConsenSys, Infura offers a collection of application linking tools, which the developer community can use to connect applications to the Ethereum network and other decentralized platforms. These tools were developed by Infura. The collection of these tools is sometimes called a set.

According to Eleazar Galano, one of Infura’s co-founders, the company wants to correct the shortcomings in the current approach to building applications for the bitcoin ecosystem. This information was provided by Galano. In connection with ConsenSys’ acquisition of Hal, Galano made the following statement: “Enabling developers to have a seamless end-to-end experience is a critical goal, and one of the biggest trends is low code/ without code”. solutions”.

In February 2022, ConsenSys successfully completed the purchase of Ethereum wallet interface provider MyCrypto in order to improve both the security of MetaMask and the level of user experience it provides.

ConsenSys purchased Hal to expand this effort, which has been in progress for a full year, and to enable MetaMask to provide a dynamic and personalized notification system. Additionally, the acquisition of Hal was made to enable ConsenSys to scale up this effort.