BEFORE JUNE 29
The community
- Spanish-language education and content about Flare.
- Community channels and social presence.
- One mission: reduce the language barrier for Spanish-speaking users.
☀ FLARE SUMMER SIGNAL 2026
From community to
real infrastructure.
Flare en Español already existed as an educational and community initiative. Since Summer Signal opened on June 29, 2026, we have been building the next layer: infrastructure on Flare Mainnet and a web experience that allows Spanish-speaking users to learn, participate, and use Flare entirely in their own language.
OUR THESIS
“We didn’t just translate Flare. We built a Spanish-native gateway to the Flare ecosystem.”
Language is not an afterthought. It is part of the product design — from education and interface design to the way we explain infrastructure and on-chain interactions.
DURING SUMMER SIGNAL
The product + the infrastructure
- Entity on Flare Mainnet.
- Feed Value Provider and FTSO stack.
- System Client and Fast Updates.
- Validator infrastructure.
- A new www.flareenespanol.com.
- Wallet Connect and self-custodial FLR ↔ WFLR.
- Spanish-first, self-custodial FTSO delegation — simplified to a single wallet signature.
- Spanish-first P-Chain staking — a guided flow reduced to only one or two wallet signatures depending on the action.
ARCHITECTURE
One experience. Multiple layers.
01Community
02Spanish-first Web
03Wallet / WFLR
04FTSO Entity
05Validator
The web layer connects users to Flare Mainnet without taking custody of their assets. Our operating infrastructure connects Flare en Español directly to Flare's data and network-security protocols.
DEMONSTRABLE FLOW
Complex Flare participation, made simple in Spanish.
STEP 1
Learn
Understand FLR, WFLR, FTSO delegation, and P-Chain staking entirely in Spanish.
Understand FLR, WFLR, FTSO delegation, and P-Chain staking entirely in Spanish.
STEP 2
Connect
Connect a compatible wallet to Flare Mainnet.
Connect a compatible wallet to Flare Mainnet.
STEP 3
Choose
Wrap / unwrap, delegate, or stake from one guided Spanish-first interface.
Wrap / unwrap, delegate, or stake from one guided Spanish-first interface.
STEP 4
Sign
Complete the action with only one or two wallet signatures, depending on the operation — while remaining fully self-custodial.
Complete the action with only one or two wallet signatures, depending on the operation — while remaining fully self-custodial.
TRANSPARENCY
What is live and what we built.
Wallet Connect, FLR ↔ WFLR, FTSO delegation, and P-Chain staking are presented as one Spanish-first, self-custodial experience. The goal is not simply to route users to our infrastructure; it is to remove the language and UX friction from participating in Flare. Staking uses the Flare Transaction SDK to handle the P-Chain flow, including C→P movement when required. The Entity, FTSO stack, and validator infrastructure were built during Summer Signal.
Our DoraHacks submission accompanies this page with a technical timeline, repository evidence, deployment proof, and a clear separation between what existed before the hackathon and what was built after June 29.