Birdchain is a decentralized application (DApp) identical to messaging apps that aim to enable consumers to earn monthly passive income while also supporting businesses in content distribution. Birdchain is a platform that seeks to allow users to effortlessly generate NFTs for unique digital objects such as art pieces, game items, and much more. The network is recognized as a decentralized exchange for exchangingtokens on Binance Smart Chain.

Birdchain aims to offer businesses higher-quality, lower-cost services such as A2P (application-to person) SMS delivery, content engagement, and more. The Birdchain system uses the Ethereum network to offer customers a standard payment platform based on ETH and BIRD tokens created following the ERC20 (EIP20) standard. Birdchain's major purpose is to use blockchain technology to seek to disrupt the A2P messaging sector. The platform aims to improve the sector by making it faster, transparent, and affordable.

One of the major elements of Birdchain is that customers can "trade" their unused SMS for BIRD tokens. Companies such as Google, WesternUnion, Facebook, and others utilize SMS to send commercial messages. Since these messages are sent automatically in the app's background, Birdchain says that users can earn passive revenue. Another important element is peer-to-peer (P2P) advertising. Here, the customer gets BIRD tokens to obtain rich media messages from companies.

The BIRD token was the first Birdchain token. The token is a standard Ethereum ERC20 token that can be used on cryptocurrency exchanges and retained in any Ethereum wallet. Birdchain A2P messaging services are purchased with BIRD tokens, demonstrating that the token aims to have significant demand. The token seeks to possess all utility token properties and is used for exchange between supplier and customer parties. Tokens should be minted with a smart contract in response to a query from the client machine and tied to the contact number as unique identification and address.

The birdchain team is driven by Ernestas Petkevicius, Audrius Vrubliauskas, Aurimas Sabaitis, and others.