Binance users will be able to buy SafePal wallets through the exchange app
SafePal has become the first hardware wallet available directly in a cryptocurrency exchange app
19.10.2022 - 15:00
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What’s new? Cryptocurrency wallet SafePal has partnered with cryptocurrency exchange Binance to create the SafePal Mini App. It will allow users to buy SafePal products using cryptocurrency stored on Binance. SafePal CEO Veronica Wong said that the company will give the Web3 community access to SafePal's full suite of products through Binance Pay. Information about this appeared on the cryptocurrency exchange's blog.
What is known about the partnership? With this integration, SafePal becomes the first hardware wallet available directly in the Binance app. Representatives from the hardware wallet company said that to celebrate the launch, users can take advantage of a 5% discount on all SafePal products in the Binance App when paying through Binance Pay until November 18, 2022.
What is known about SafePal? Founded in 2018, SafePal provides a full suite of secure cryptocurrency management solutions. The platform serves more than 6 million users worldwide, offering hardware wallets, software wallets, and lines of wallets with browser extensions. All are paired and managed through the SafePal App, where users can store and exchange their assets.
SafePal supports 15 languages, 50 blockchains, 100 000+ tokens, and NFTs. The project is also integrated with Binance DEX and Binance Spot Trading, as well as decentralized applications (dApps) on Ethererum, BNB Chain, Solana, TRON, Polygon, and other blockchains.
Earlier, Opera Web Browser announced plans to integrate Elrond blockchain services to access dApps and other popular services through Opera's integrated wallet.
To learn how to choose a cryptocurrency wallet, see this article by GetBlock Magazine.
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