AmazeWallet develops a breakthrough blockchain that can run on your mobile

The global Web3 company, AmazeWallet, has built a Layer 1 network which is capable of running on smartphones, taking a huge leap forward for blockchain technology. The light nodes are housed within a feature-packed ‘super’ app, which allows users to mine tokens, mint NFTs, swap crypto and even send encrypted messages. It is currently available on iOS and Android in a testing stage.

A super-app built for global adoption

Coming from software giants with billions of daily active users, the international AmazeWallet team started building this ‘next generation’ of blockchain ecosystem in 2017. They want everyone within Web3—developers, NFT artists, traders, crypto miners, investors, the privacy-conscious (and beyond)—to benefit from their technology, and even have a global payments system already planned in the roadmap. The underlying chain is an ideal platform for app developers and businesses to build on: one which is as ready for mass adoption as the current Web2 infrastructure.

Pushing the boundaries of mobile technology

Blockchain is ripe for innovation and has recently faced harsh challenges from the wider industry and critics, due to the lack of scalability and security (which it was supposed to solve in the very first instance!). The Amaze project, during all this turmoil, has involved over 400 coding contributors to deliver first-time tech breakthroughs, such as trustless multi-chain access, sharding, quantum-resistant security and 2¹²⁸ better encryption than SHA256. Using AmazeWallet, users can contribute to securing the network for as little as 1-2% battery power per day, and 36mb of data per month.

AmazeWallet CEO, Jeffrey Lee says: “Web3 projects tend to try and deliver, either great customer experiences or underlying scalable infrastructure—but rarely both. The combination of our end-user AmazeWallet app with its high-performing AmazeChain makes us unique in our approach and allows us to…