Push Protocol
Wallet-to-wallet notifications and chat protocol, formerly EPNS, whose team now builds Push Chain.
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Push Protocol key facts
| Category | Web3 messaging |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Web, API, SDK |
| Token | PUSH |
| Open source | Yes, 32 public repositories under Push Chain |
What is Push Protocol?
Push Protocol, formerly EPNS, is a communication protocol for wallet notifications and chat that dApps and wallets add through an SDK. It has a MetaMask Snap for notifications and the PUSH token. Its GitHub organization now points to Push Chain, a separate blockchain the team builds, and push.org leads with that product.
Push Protocol pros and cons
- Notifications reach wallets across chains
- MetaMask Snap for receiving alerts
- SDK code public on GitHub
- The push-protocol GitHub organization says it moved to pushchain
- push.org now leads with Push Chain, not messaging
- Chat payments are still marked coming soon
Push Protocol FAQ
What is Push Protocol?
Push Protocol, formerly EPNS, is a communication protocol for wallet notifications and chat that dApps and wallets add through an SDK. It has a MetaMask Snap for notifications and the PUSH token. Its GitHub organization now points to Push Chain, a separate blockchain the team builds, and push.org leads with that product.
Sources
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Sources: Push Protocol: official site, Push: FAQ, Push Chain: GitHub organization. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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