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D’CENT Wallet is now integrated with Rootstock network's RIF Name Service (RNS)
We are pleased to announce the RIF Name Service (RNS) is now integrated in D’CENT Wallet to add multi-coin address support.
This means you will be able to send and receive not only smart-bitcoin(RBTC) but also bitcoin and any other cryptocurrency with the name “yourdomain.rsk”.
In other words, you are able to use a RNS domain name to send and receive any arbitrary cryptocurrency — such as smart-bitcoin(RBTC), Bitcoin(BTC), Litecoin, Ethereum, Stellar Lumens, XRP, Zcash, and many more — rather than using the standard hex format address.
RNS operates on the RSK(Rootstock) sidechain and it isn’t just a naming service only for smart-bitcoin(RBTC), it’s a naming service that supports things like IPFS hashes and DNS records too. RIF Name Service (RNS) enables the use of human-readable names for blockchain addresses helping users to receive transactions in personalized domains. RNS domains are seamlessly integrated across RIF Services (Payments, Storage, Communications).
See RNS In Action
Here’s a demonstration video capturing the RNS feature in D’CENT Wallet on the RSK mainnet:
RNS Manager Support
RNS manager app is updated and supports multi-coin addresses, available in both the mainnet and testnet.
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D’CENT Wallet is created by IoTrust, a company founded by security experts with over two decades of security know-how and engineering experience in developing deeply embedded security solutions based on secure-chip technology (SE and TEE).
D’CENT Wallet caters to the diverse needs of cryptocurrency users, prioritizing security and user experience. Users can choose the Biometric Wallet, Card type Wallet, or the free-to-use Software Wallet.
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This blog is for educational purposes only. Information presented here, including projects or brands mentioned, is informative and not financial, legal, or tax advice. While we strive for accuracy, we cannot be held liable for any inaccuracies. Cryptocurrencies are inherently risky. Do your own thorough research and consider consulting a financial advisor for investment decisions aligned with your goals and risk tolerance. External links may be present and we are not responsible for their content or practices. Review their terms of service and privacy policies.
