INTRODUCTION
Pretty sure everyone that got introduced to the blockchain during the era of airdrops (between 2017-2018) must have come across etheruem and it's blockchain including wallets which took most of us multiple of mistakes to finally understand how it works, cause the only eth wallet as of then was the myetherwallet which was quite confusing for me and some friends.
Ever since then so many etheruem/ERC20 wallets have been popping out from different angles with different modules of operation.
On today's blog post I'll be writing on one I discovered and wished was available throughout the airdrop season, that's the Bitberry mobile wallet
Bitberry is an app developed by the RootOne Soft Co., Ltd, the affiliated company of Upbit, it's an app that simplifies the procedures of creating an etheruem private key/account with just few and basic steps for anyone to scale through and understand.
With it's simply UI and sleep design, anyone especially the noob can get introduced to the app today and navigate their way through the app.
Tried the app out for the first like a day ago there and was quite responsive and cool but bumped up to one or two certain problems on witdrawing out of the app, based on the price for gas fee but the internal transfer seems fast and quite an interesting one, below are some features you should take not of.
Features
- Easy sign-up
Unlike other crypto wallets the Bitberry mobile app just requires no special sign up or creating a new private key, once your Google account is been synced with your mobile phone, it automatically detects and you authorize the sign in using your G-mail. - Multicurrency wallet
The bitberry app isn't limited to only ERC20 token, it can store multi-currencies ranging from btc, xrp, eos, ltc, and so many others with their tokens - Transfer effortlessly
In order to do a transaction with the bitberry app between two users, there is no need for looking for private key or scanning bar code just with mobile number transaction can be effortlessly - Free transaction between members
If you're new to the ERC20 ecosystem, you'll know that the most annoying stuff about it is the gas fee, but with the bitberry app you can transfer funds to other users of the app for free
Conclusion
In conclusion, i'll love to say kudos to the RootOne team for coming up with this idea cause it just looks like running transaction on the steem or eos blockchain while it's actually erc tokens users are actually working with.