Waves revamps mobile wallet

The Waves Platform, a decentralised blockchain ecosystem, has announced a comprehensive update of the Waves Wallet mobile app which is now available for download on the App Store and Google Play.

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Launched over a year ago, the Waves mobile app was up to the task of enabling users to connect to the network and make transactions. However, as Waves’ blockchain developed, the mobile team saw opportunities for improving the app by adding new features.

The result of many months of the mobile development team’s effort is a comprehensive, all-in-one app for mobile devices with an absolutely unique feature set, including a crypto wallet, the Waves DEX and fiat gateway.

“We believe our app provides a step forward for crypto and blockchain community, a better experience for iOS and Android users than they can get elsewhere,” says Sasha Ivanov, Founder and CEO of Waves Platform. “The new mobile app incorporates the most popular features of the desktop Waves Client going far beyond the functionality of the wallet. At the moment no other platform offers anything like that.”

In the new app all traffic is encrypted, which is important for privacy and security. Private keys are encrypted and never leave user’s smartphone and are never exposed to the web. A range of further security measures is added, including Face ID, Touch ID and Fingerprint scanning.

Users can trade on DEX, with the great tools and charts they’ve come to expect, but with the convenience of mobile. There’s also access to fiat and crypto gateways, so users can deposit, store, trade and withdraw other assets.

The most popular digital asset management tools from the Waves Platform are also available. Users can send tokens to their address book contacts, lease WAVES, receive warnings about suspicious tokens and burn any spam assets. 

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