MathWallet5 Integrates Aurora

MathWallet Official
2 min readNov 19, 2021

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MathWallet5 is integrating Aurora, the lightning-fast, ultra-secure, and highly scalable EVM connecting Ethereum dApps with the ecosystem of NEAR Protocol for the first time ever.

With MathWallet’s upgraded support of EVM-compatible blockchains, Aurora now joins the 70+ chains and over 3000+ dApps supported on MathWallet5. Users can store all Aurora assets with MathWallet’s secure, user-friendly wallet.

Now, over 2 million MathWallet users will be able to trade Aurora assets and use Aurora-powered dApps across the globe.

MathWallet supports mobile, web, and browser-extension wallets making it the ideal solution for all users looking to trade and use Aurora in a secure, convenient way.

Aurora-connected MathWallet users can create a new Aurora wallet address or import an existing wallet address, add custom tokens, and access supported dApps within Math dApp store.

For a step-by-step guide on downloading and using MathWallet5 with Aurora, please follow this tutorial.

About Aurora:

Aurora is an EVM built as a smart contract on top of NEAR protocol. It enables a seamless deployment of Ethereum smart contracts to be executed on Aurora inside the NEAR ecosystem. Aurora’s Layer 2-like solution involves a trustless design where only the consensus mechanisms of the Ethereum and NEAR blockchains are to be trusted. Aurora also develops and maintains the Rainbow Bridge which makes permissionless transfers between Ethereum, Aurora and NEAR possible.

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About MathWallet:

MathWallet is a multi-platform (mobile/desktop/hardware) universal crypto wallet that enables token storage of 70+ chains including BTC, ETH, Polkadot, Filecoin, EOS, Solana, BinanceChain, Cosmos etc, supports cross-chain token exchange, multi-chain dApp store and operates nodes for POS chain. Our investors include Fenbushi Capital, Alameda Research, Binance Labs, FundamentalLabs, Multicoin Capital, NGC Ventures. Visit mathwallet.org for more information.

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