Units.Network integrates with Enkrypt
Units.Network is thrilled to announce integration with Enkrypt, a multi-chain, non-custodial and open-source Web3 wallet.
Why this partnership matters
This partnership represents more than just a technical integration - it’s a strategic alignment that underscores our commitment to creating a more inclusive, user-first DeFi landscape. By collaborating with a wallet solution that shares our values around decentralization, security, and ease of access, we’re empowering our users to engage with the ecosystem on their own terms. It's about lowering the barriers to entry, encouraging exploration and making sure that anyone - regardless of their technical background - can participate meaningfully in the network.
Moreover, this collaboration strengthens the foundation for community growth. A smoother onboarding experience means fewer points of friction for newcomers and greater retention among existing users. As the Units.Network ecosystem expands, we need tools that not only support multi-chain functionality but also enhance trust and transparency. This partnership does just that, reinforcing Units.Network's long-term vision of building a truly connected, user-driven network that can adapt and evolve alongside the fast-moving world of decentralized finance.
How Units.Network will benefit from the Enkrypt integration
The integration of Enkrypt into Units.Network marks a major step forward in enhancing user experience and expanding accessibility across the ecosystem. Developed by MyEtherWallet, Enkrypt is a multichain, non-custodial browser extension wallet that supports over 70 networks - including Ethereum, Polkadot, and various EVM-compatible chains.
This broad compatibility enables Units.Network users to interact with the platform seamlessly, without the need to manage multiple wallets or switch between interfaces. With a user-friendly design, Enkrypt simplifies key actions like sending, receiving, and swapping tokens directly from the browser, while support for hardware wallets like Ledger and Trezor ensures added security.
Looking ahead, the integration of Enkrypt lays a strong foundation for the future development of the Units.Network ecosystem by opening the door to greater interoperability and onboarding opportunities. As Enkrypt continues to expand its support for new blockchains and dApps, Units.Network will be well-positioned to integrate with emerging technologies and cross-chain liquidity sources.
How the integration will progress
Integration preparations and tests are currently in progress. Already in May, Enkrypt will be made available to users on the Unit Zero blockchain.
More information on the Unit Zero blockchain is available on its website and in the Telegram and X accounts. You can access the project's documentation here.
To learn more about Enkrypt, check out its website, Telegram and X accounts. The platform's documentation is available here.