Open banking provider Noda has launched a tool that enables gaming streamers and content creators to generate personal payment pages in minutes.
It is worth noting that the practice of using the mentioned tool does not require technical expertise or website development.
The new functional solution is called No-code Payment Pages. In this case, a combination of artificial intelligence and open banking technology is used. The relevant information is contained in Noda’s press release.
The company’s chief innovation officer Daniil Zakharenkov stated that the new tool empowers gaming creators to monetize their streams seamlessly. It was also noted that the No-code Payment Pages instrument was developed to make connecting with an audience simple, effective, and fun.
To design a personalized payment page, users must provide basic information about their goal or product via a chatbot. Then consumers review and adjust the content generated by the artificial intelligence tool before finalizing it. After that users share the finalized page via links or QR codes. The relevant information is contained in the company’s press release.
The payment page generated by artificial intelligence includes text, visual elements, and secure payment links. This page can be set up in just 5-10 minutes. Artificial intelligence can generate customized visual effects and branding for a professional look. In this case, users can also share payment links or QR codes via email, messengers, or social media platforms.
The company stated that Noda’s No-code Payment Pages open up exciting possibilities for gaming content creators. It was also noted that streamers can engage their audience in real-time, offering unique interactive experiences. For example, viewers can have an impact on the streamer’s gameplay. The corresponding opportunity is realized through the making of small donations tied to specific actions.
It is worth noting that the increase in the number of generative artificial intelligence programs makes it much easier for small businesses to scale up their presence in the virtual space. In the relevant context, AI-powered website builders are a very good example. The corresponding advanced technological tools allow users to adapt the web pages to their needs. In this case, solutions such as simple text input, artificial intelligence chatbots that deliver customer service and increase engagement, and AI-generated personalized content, which can improve customer satisfaction and loyalty, are applied.
Last year, GoDaddy launched a platform called GoDaddy Airo. This platform uses generative artificial intelligence technologies to create logos, websites, email campaigns, and social media content in seconds.
Also last year, Adobe presented tools that enable brands to demonstrate the business impact of their AI-generated content and optimize their campaigns in real-time.
In this case, there are examples of integrating artificial intelligence as a working tool outside the technology sector and outside highly specialized use cases. At the same time, it is worth noting that against the background of the active development and scaling of AI, the issue of cybersecurity is growing in urgency. For example, scammers also have access to artificial intelligence tools, which is why their activities have become more sophisticated. To counteract the corresponding threat in the cyber environment, personal awareness of users is important. For example, an Internet search query such as how to know if my camera is hacked will allow anyone to get information about signs of unauthorized access to the device. Digital literacy is an effective tool for countering cybercrime. At the same time, relevant knowledge should be updated periodically, as criminals operating in the virtual space tend to use the most advanced technologies.
