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_A week of collaboration, architecture discussions, payment experiments, and product planning around the future of the Interledger Wallet._

Wallet Work Week brought together engineers, product leads, and operations groups for a few packed days of planning, architecture debates, payment experiments, implementation sessions, and the occasional _“wait… how could this fail in production?”_ moment as we continue preparing for the official launch of the Interledger Wallet.
Wallet Work Week brought together engineers, product leads, and operations groups for a few packed days of planning, architecture debates, payment experiments, implementation sessions, and the occasional _“wait… how could this fail in production?”_ moment as we continue preparing for the official launch of the [Interledger Wallet](https://interledger.app/).

It wasn’t all architecture diagrams and payment flows though. The week also included a few icebreaker sessions, including a surprisingly competitive “guess the desk” challenge, as well as a “guess it from emojis” game built around Interledger-related words, movies, and random references. We took it a step further with office finger food at the BreakPoint office and shared traditional food at a local restaurant.

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