Binance backed Trust Wallet joins Foundation for Interwallet Operability

The Foundation for Interwallet Operability (FIO) and FIO Protocol, the new inter-wallet operability protocol that seeks to remove the risk, complexity, and inconvenience of moving tokens and coins, today announced that Trust Wallet, the official mobile wallet of global cryptocurrency exchange Binance, has become the latest wallet to join the Foundation.

Trust Wallet, the popular mobile wallet and decentralized application browser, joins ShapeShift.io, KeepKey, Coinomi, MyCrypto, BRD.com, Edge and Mycelium, reinforcing the blockchain industry’s growing focus on solving usability issues as a fundamental requirement for cryptocurrency adoption.

By bringing together these leading players, the FIO Protocol will transform the usability of wallets, exchanges and cryptocurrency payment processors with a self-sovereign, decentralized, open-source blockchain protocol that provides an enhanced layer of connectivity and usability features, making cryptocurrency payments on any blockchain as easy as using a mainstream service such as PayPal or Venmo to enable greater adoption.

The FIO Protocol will not only create the first human-readable wallet addresses (FIO Addresses) that immediately work across every token or coin, but will also allow enhanced workflows, including the ability to send a request for payment from one wallet to another where it can be confirmed or declined thereby virtually eliminating errors. The FIO Protocol is a blockchain that sits alongside other chains and will ultimately enable a long list of usability capabilities including easing refunds, enabling subscription payment models, secure routing of multi-signature requests and more.