ICB Network has outlined a major step in its expansion strategy by forming a partnership with Dmail, an AI-enabled decentralized communication platform. The collaboration has been positioned as a move toward strengthening privacy-centric communication layers within the broader ICBX ecosystem. According to the project’s positioning, this alliance is expected to advance secure email and messaging tools built on decentralized principles.
Strengthening a Web3-Driven Communication Layer
The network has been promoting itself as a comprehensive Layer-1 blockchain solution through a growing list of targeted alliances. This broader strategy aims to establish a Web3 infrastructure that could support real-world communication demands. The project has already distributed more than 300,000 wallets and has secured listings on nine centralized exchanges, signaling notable community adoption.
In recent months, ICB Network has aligned with multiple technology providers to support its ecosystem roadmap. These include ZenChain for cross-chain interoperability, Atok for AI-based advertising features, and Okratech for collaborations centered on practical DeFi applications. The Dmail integration is being framed as another essential milestone in building a communication-ready blockchain environment.
Dmail’s Role in the Ecosystem
Dmail Network functions as a decentralized communication protocol designed to build a universal inbox for Web3. Its architecture emphasizes privacy, encrypted messaging, and user-controlled data. Through Dmail’s technology, users on ICB Network are expected to gain access to encrypted communication tools that adhere to Web3’s core beliefs around decentralization and data ownership.
Market dynamics further amplify this partnership’s timing. The blockchain messaging sector was valued at more than 65 billion dollars in 2024 and is projected to exceed 1.2 trillion dollars by 2032. Analysts attribute the rapid growth—represented by a 44 percent compounded annual growth rate—to rising cyberthreats and heightened awareness around data security.
Conventional email services have long faced criticism for monetizing personal information through behavior tracking. Dmail seeks to counter this trend with privacy-focused systems supported by AI-driven mail assistants, Web3 workspace functions, and a Read2Earn structure that enables users to earn tokens from filtered communications. Its goal of reaching 100 million users by 2025 reveals the scale of this ambition.
ICB Network 🤝 @Dmailofficial
We are thrilled to partner with https://t.co/RpG8EPfNQL, the pioneering decentralized communication platform, bringing privacy-first, secure email and messaging to the $ICBX ecosystem. pic.twitter.com/qZFZATePu1
— ICB Network (@icbx_network) November 25, 2025
Technology Designed for Privacy and Reach
The protocol leverages domain services such as ENS and SpaceID to support wallet-based messaging without exposing personal details. A multi-chain relayer network powered by decentralized nodes facilitates message relay in a way that prevents both Dmail and outside parties from accessing user content. This design directly contrasts with traditional email providers that typically maintain control over message data.
ICB Network brings considerable technical capabilities to the partnership. Its blockchain supports full Ethereum Virtual Machine compatibility, high transaction throughput, rapid block generation, and sharding. These attributes are considered vital for managing potentially large volumes of encrypted messages without performance bottlenecks.
Beyond personal messaging, the integration is also positioned to support future marketing applications. The partners anticipate offering AI-powered decentralized messaging, encrypted promotional communication, and multi-chain marketing solutions. With Dmail already deployed across 38 blockchain ecosystems, it is regarded as one of the most interoperable communication services in the Web3 space.
Dmail’s encryption model ensures that messages remain fully secured on decentralized networks through end-to-end encryption. The platform’s premium encryption features for Web2 email services make it possible to send secure communications even to Gmail and Outlook accounts. This bridging capability is being described as essential for enabling smooth interaction between Web2 and Web3 communication environments.
