Status: Social Crypto Wallet 2.31.0

Status uniquely integrates a privacy-focused messenger with a secure crypto wallet, offering a comprehensive communication platform suitable for chatting with friends and engaging with growing communities. Users can seamlessly buy, store, and exchange digital assets while maintaining their privacy.

Status serves as an Ethereum operating system.

Secure Ethereum Wallet

The Status crypto wallet facilitates the secure sending, storing, and exchanging of Ethereum assets, including ETH, SNT, stablecoins like DAI, and collectibles. This multichain Ethereum wallet app empowers users to take control of their cryptocurrency and digital assets while supporting networks such as mainnet, Arbitrum, and Optimism. It should be noted that the Status blockchain wallet exclusively supports ETH, ERC-20, ERC-721, and ERC-1155 assets, and does not accommodate Bitcoin.

Private Messenger

Status allows users to engage in private one-on-one and group chats without concern for external surveillance. The app operates without centralized message relays, thereby enhancing privacy through secure messaging. All communications are protected by end-to-end encryption, ensuring that no messages disclose the identity of the sender or the recipient. Consequently, neither Status nor any third party can ascertain who is conversing or the content of their discussions.

Earn with DeFi

Status enables users to leverage their cryptocurrency through various decentralized finance applications and decentralized exchanges (DEX) such as Maker, Aave, Uniswap, Synthetix, PoolTogether, Zerion, Kyber, among others.

Connect with Your Community

The platform encourages exploration and engagement with diverse communities. Whether connecting with a small group of friends, an artist collective, or crypto traders, users can interact effectively within Status communities.

Private Account Creation

Status ensures user privacy through pseudo-anonymous account creation. When establishing a free account, individuals are not required to provide a phone number, email address, or bank account information. The private keys for wallets are generated locally and stored securely to guarantee that only the user has access to their funds and financial transactions.