SimpleSwap has partnered with Tangem wallet, allowing users to exchange cryptocurrencies directly in the wallet while keeping their assets in a secure environment. This integration simplifies the exchange process and enhances transaction security by combining the convenience of the SimpleSwap platform with the protection of the Tangem cold wallet. Now users can safely and quickly manage their cryptocurrency assets, as well as exchange them without leaving the app. This solution fully meets the community's needs and is focused on user convenience.
12/28/2024 11:10:39 AM (GMT+1)
SimpleSwap announced a partnership with Tangem wallet, offering users the ability to exchange cryptocurrencies directly in the wallet with enhanced security and convenience 🔐
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