SSP Wallet Adds WalletConnect Integration for Enhanced Security

SSP Wallet Introduces Dual-Device Schnorr Multisignature and Cross-Chain dApp Access with WalletConnect v2 Integration

  • SSP Wallet has integrated WalletConnect for improved interactions with decentralized applications (dApps).
  • The integration supports secure session connections using QR codes or deep links.
  • Each transaction via dApps requires dual approval under a Schnorr multi-signature setup.
  • WalletConnect v2 now enables simultaneous connections across multiple blockchains.
  • SSP maintains distinct wallet accounts for different blockchains, enhancing security for users.

SSP Wallet now features integration with WalletConnect, allowing users to access decentralized applications (dApps) through a more secure process. The system, available online, aims to provide safer digital asset management by requiring dual authorization on every transaction.

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According to Flux Official, the new feature lets users connect with dApps through QR codes or specific deep links. Each session forms a secure, encrypted communication line known as a WebSocket between the wallet and the application. WalletConnect, an open-source protocol launched in 2018, recently updated to version 2, which supports cross-chain connectivity.

In this setup, users scan a QR code or follow a deep link using their wallet app—such as MetaMask or Phantom—to establish the connection. The dApp then sends a transaction request that the user must approve. With SSP Wallet, each approval must come from both the browser extension and a mobile device. “This Schnorr multi-signature setup ensures that transactions cannot be executed without explicit confirmation from both devices,” states the official announcement.

Schnorr multisignature means every transaction needs validation from two separate devices, increasing security compared to single-signature wallets. The approach is intended to reduce risks by eliminating single-device approvals. SSP further separates wallet accounts by blockchain, such as keeping Ethereum and Polygon addresses distinct, giving users additional account isolation.

This integration combines the accessibility of hot wallets with the advanced security typically found in cold wallets. It is designed to make connecting to decentralized applications both simple and robust, with users having full transparency over the approval process.

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