Use cases and Justification

Enhanced Reach: Portals provide a streamlined way to distribute dApps across multiple clients, enhancing reach and accessibility. Developers can embed mini dApps within popular platforms, leveraging their user bases without needing to drive traffic to separate applications.
Seamless Integration: As an extension of the OpenGraph Protocol, Portals allow for seamless integration into existing web technologies, simplifying the process of making dApps discoverable and shareable.

Reduced Friction: Users can interact with new dApps directly within their current applications, reducing the inconvenience of having to download and switch to new apps. This lowers the barrier to entry and increases the likelihood of user engagement.
Increased Retention: By embedding dApps within familiar environments, users are more likely to engage repeatedly, enhancing retention rates for new applications.

User-Friendly On-Chain Actions: Portals simplify the user experience by allowing non-professional users to perform on-chain actions directly within their current client application (e.g., Poseidon). This removes the need to navigate complex interfaces or use third-party applications to submit transactions.
Direct Transactions: Users can complete transactions, mint assets, and interact with smart contracts directly within the Portal, streamlining the process and making blockchain technology more accessible to everyday users.

Centralized dApp Management: Portals enable users to organize and interact with multiple dApps from a single, central application, similar to a dApp store. This centralization makes it easier for users to manage their dApp interactions and stay engaged with various services.
Unified Experience: By consolidating dApp interactions into a central platform, users benefit from a unified and cohesive experience, reducing the cognitive load and enhancing usability.

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