The IOTA Foundation announced the full release of its Trinity wallet for mobile and desktop.
The wallet simplifies the process for storing seeds and sending and receiving tokens.
The IOTA Foundation announced the full release of Trinity following the completion of an audit on the wallet by SIXGEN, a Maryland-based cybersecurity firm.
"Our industry-leading wallet, Trinity, delivers on IOTA's goal to provide secure, accessible and community-driven token storage for the international cryptocurrency marketplace," said Dominik Schiener, the IOTA Foundation co-founder.
CryptoSlate went ahead and tested the wallet to assess the IOTA Foundation's claims of usability.
The Trinity wallet supports QR scanning as well as address prefilling, in-line with other high-quality cryptocurrency wallets.
Trinity also supports the Ledger Nano S and Blue hardware wallets.
The wallets act as an additional layer of security by storing the account seed on the hardware device rather than on Trinity.
After testing, the hardware wallet also adds an additional layer of complexity when using the wallet.
Those interested in trying Trinity themselves can download the wallet on iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Trinity wallet review, IOTA Foundation's newly released software wallet
Published on Jul 2, 2019
by Cryptoslate | Published on Coinage
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