- Binance integrated dApps, including Yield Yak, Velo, Plasma, Eesee, FightID, Rate-X, AgentLisa, and others.
- The integrations are meant to bring more decentralized services right into the wallet.
- Users can tap into DeFi, AI tools, and blockchain games without hopping between platforms.
Binance Wallet just added 10 new dApp integrations, spreading into DeFi, gaming, AI projects, and other sectors. The news dropped on March 13 across Binance’s socials and news feed.
The newly supported applications include:
- Yield Yak – DeFi yield-optimization platform
- Velo Protocol – blockchain payments and liquidity network
- Plasma – blockchain infrastructure project
- eesee – NFT and digital asset marketplace
- FightID – blockchain identity and gaming ecosystem
- Rate-X – analytics and trading tools
- Kvants – AI-driven trading infrastructure
- Vooi – decentralized derivatives platform
- pvpfun – Web3 gaming platform
- AgentLisa – AI-agent project
Per Binance, the integrations are meant to bring more decentralized services right into the wallet so users can tap into DeFi, AI tools, and blockchain games without hopping between platforms.
Adding more dApps to Binance Wallet is part of its push to build out its Web3 ecosystem inside the wallet. The company’s idea is that you don’t need to connect external wallets like MetaMask when everything happens right inside the Binance app.
There are a few upsides here, and one of them is that it makes things easier for newcomers. People already on Binance can dip into DeFi and dApps without needing to learn new tools.
Additionally, newly integrated dApps get instant access to millions of Binance users, which can drive serious growth.
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What is Binance Wallet
Binance Wallet is a self-custody Web3 wallet built into the Binance app that lets users hold their own crypto and connect straight to dApps. It uses MPC (multi-party computation) technology to split the private key into pieces, which boosts security and removes the need for traditional seed phrases.
Binance Wallet practically acts as a gateway between centralized exchange services and decentralized Web3 protocols. As such, it lets users trade on DEXs, tap into DeFi yield, mess with NFTs and blockchain games, and connect to AI-powered crypto tools.
As for Binance itself, the exchange has found itself in several noteworthy news stories lately. For instance, a few days ago, the exchange filed a defamation suit against The Wall Street Journal over stories about alleged Iran-sanctions violations.
Also, Binance flagged several tokens with a “Monitoring Tag” recently, which means the tokens could get delisted if they fail to meet listing standards.
Related: Binance Flags 9 Tokens With Monitoring Tag Over Compliance Risks
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