Last Update
Jun 22, 2021
Walleteum: A digital wallet application that enables users to buy, sell, spend, and more with their cryptocurrencies.
The market is full of centralized wallets for both fiat and crypto. In the crypto-sphere, many users of cryptocurrency wallets do not know where their private keys are actually being stored. And there is no transparency.
Walleteum Decentralized Smart-Contracts: These delegated smart contracts are given to users within the Walleteum Network and execute certain actions using its native EUM token.
Walleteum supports many other smart-contract projects like Crypto wallet, Video on Demand , NFT like conftent and others. In Beta version Walleteum Wallet will allow users to view, send and receive balances of any supported cryptocurrency. The wallet manager is entirely decentralized meaning that consumers have complete control over their private keys at all times and Walleteum can’t access funds without direct user authorization.
Big data:The Blockchain and the Big Data thus make it possible to reinforce the security of the banking transactions to the maximum.
Use Artificial Intelligence:Walleteum and ledgers can record all data and variables that go through a decision made under machine learning and Artificial Intelligence.
Distributing finance for everyone
Tokenization is an automated solution for digitizing values, including all rights and obligations contained in these values, by issuing a token that is registered in a distributed ledger technology (DLT) infrastructure. The resulting tokens represent the digitized form of these values, which can be transmitted via the blockchain.
Multi Signature P2PS
(P2PS) Otherwise known as pay--to--Peer--Sign addresses require multiple private keys (SHA256) to transact. This technology is popularly referred to as “Multi-Signature Implementation.” This process eliminates single points of failure by ensuring all keys are stored on separate devices. If a malicious attack were to affect one point of entry the other point of entry would still be needed to gain access. The easiest way to understand P2PS is to compare it to a safe that requires two keys with a third key stored in a separate place in case one of the keys is lost.
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