FunFair’s New Crypto Wallet Intended for Blockchain Mass Adoption
Brian Njuguna Sep 26, 2019 05:06
FunFair, a decentralized gaming platform has developed a new non-custodial crypto wallet, intended for propelling blockchain mass adoption.
FunFair, a decentralized gaming platform, and provider, has availed a new non-custodial crypto wallet. Its objective is to boost the user experience and utility for new and existing players across the platform’s Crypto Casino and CasinoFair brands.
The new crypto wallet, therefore, seen as a substantial step towards blockchain mass acquisition. Notably, the launching of blockchain projects has been hindered by various complications, such as security elements and funding options, that usually differ from mainstream offers. Additionally, the absence of usability of blockchain projects on mobile devices and various browsers has deterred their adoption.
The FunFair crypto wallet seeks to address these concerns. It has been stipulated:
“The FunFair Wallet addresses these issues with the introduction of more identifiable sign-up processes and security features, while most importantly ensuring the wallet can run on any browser and any device without the need for any third-party plug-ins or apps.”
FunFair’s CEO, Jez San, sees the new wallet as a that will be appealing to the millennial blockchain enthusiasts.
Jez San noted:
“Since launch, we’ve maintained our position as the most progressive blockchain casino provider, and the launch of the bespoke FunFair Wallet and second generation platform interface will confirm this position as we strive for mass adoption. Onboarding has been a struggle across the wider decentralised sector but our new wallet, built specifically for use at our partner casinos, will fix this immediately with a seamless, recognisable sign-up process, straightforward security features and simple crypto funding choices.”
Crypto has emerged to be a reckoning force in the modern space. For instance, the Rainforest Foundation recently utilized crypto in the protection of the Brazilian Amazon.
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