The NFT domain registrar, Unstoppable, has released an iPhone app to encourage people to use web3 by giving them a safe way to manage their identities.
Unstoppable Domains has made an iPhone app so that everyone can use Web3 identities. Thanks to the NFT domain issuer, it should be easier for people to handle their Web3 identities in a safe way. Customers would be able to buy, mint, back up, and manage their domains while they are on the road, according to reports.
They will also have access to an NFT profile that they can use on social media and in real life. This will give them access to over 180 apps, metaverses, and games that have Login with Unstoppable and hundreds of other apps that work with WalletConnect.
This year, the company has signed a lot of agreements in order to grow the size of its market. Last month, Unstoppable and Snook, a play-and-earn skill-based multiplayer blockchain game, made a deal to work together.
The company also said that it was working with LuckyPlay to offer its popular UD logins to LuckyPlay customers.
In June, Unstoppable Domains added profile badges, which let users show off their digital treasures, such as NFTs. Wallio, the first cryptocurrency wallet for families, was released by the company in May. It was made in partnership with Blue Studios, a Web3 platform that is good for families.
Late in July, Unstoppable became a unicorn after a $65 million Series A funding round led by Pantera Capital.
Unstoppable isn’t the only business trying to get people to use mobile devices to access Web3.
Solana introduced the Solana Saga in June. It is an Android phone with a web3 interface that the company thinks will make it easier and safer for users to manage digital assets like NFTs. Nothing, a UK company that makes consumer technology, showed off a smartphone called Web3 in July. It was based on the Polygon blockchain. After the debut, which was called Phone(1), a special NFT drop called Community Dots came out on July 7.
Unstoppable Domains says that its services are more than just being able to manage digital assets. In a blog post announcing the release of its iPhone app, the company said that users of the NFT domain “may download a personalized card with their NFT Domain, profile image, and a link to their domain profile” (for example, ud.me/sandy.nft).
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