Shield Protocol and Fuse Blockchain Partnership For Wallet and 2FA (Two-Factor authentication) integration on Fuse Mainnet.
Shield protocol is gearing up for more development and partnership updates, with the latest partnership with Fuse Blockchain. If you have 2FA activated on Binance, Twitter, Facebook, Gmail or any online website which provides 2FA security, you will be able to easily backup your 2FA codes on the Fuse.
Fuse provides an enterprise-ready, robust, reliable, and secure decentralized blockchain infrastructure platform with a powerful SDK that lets businesses quickly integrate Web3 payments into their business.
Shield Protocol App is the First 2FA on the blockchain which provides the facility to backup 2FA (Two Factor Authentication) accounts on Multi Blockchain, replacing the use of centralised servers like Amazon, Microsoft Azure, Google, etc. Shield Protocol App is compatible with Binance, Twitter, Facebook, Gmail, Amazon and all websites which provide 2FA security.
Shield Protocol and Fuse Blockchain Partnership
Shield Protocol and Fuse Blockchain partnership will bring First 2FA on Fuse blockchain which will facilitate Fuse users and holders to backup their 2FA accounts on Fuse Mainnet. If you have 2FA activated on Binance, Twitter, Facebook, Gmail or any online website which provides 2FA security, you will be able to easily backup your 2FA codes on Fuse chain. Also, 2FA integration on Fuse will be first of a kind. Where integration will bring Fuse blockchain utility inside a tool as a backup feature. Also, where Fuse tokens will be used as utility, creating a unique use case.
Shield Protocol App will also integrate Fuse Chain Wallet, where users can send, store and receive Fuse ecosystem tokens.
Shield Protocol is taking on the likes of Authy and Google Authenticator — and offers security while eliminating data collection and centralized storage. A simple interface also means it’s a tool accessible to everyday users. Eliminating the creeping tide of centralization in security measures is one of Shield Protocol’s top priorities, especially following high-profile hacks and leaks. The exposure of passwords can be particularly dangerous for those who use passwords across multiple accounts.
Compared to well-known rivals, Shield Protocol provides a backup feature in case users lose their phone or delete the app. Two-factor authentication backup is integrated into the Blockchain rather than on centralized servers. All they need to do is type in the private key of their connected wallet for everything to be fully restored.
This partnership between Fuse Blockchain and Shield protocol will begin the journey of security tools in Fuse ecosystem, with support from Fuse team. Shield Protocol App is already live on iOS and Android with over 80,000+ downloads and nearly 15000+ monthly active users from 176 countries/regions. Integrating Fuse chain inside Shield protocol app will connect these users directly with Fuse ecosystem.
About Fuse Blockchain
Fuse Network is an EVM-compatible, Layer-1 decentralized public blockchain founded in 2019, dedicated to enabling seamless and affordable crypto payments in daily life. Lightning-fast transactions, with confirmations in just five seconds at an average cost of less than a cent, set it apart as an ideal solution for the modern financial ecosystem.
About Shield Protocol
Shield Protocol App is the First 2FA on blockchain which provides facility to backup 2FA (Two Factor authentication) accounts on Blockchain replacing centralised servers like Amazon, Microsoft Azure, Google etc. Shield Protocol App is compatible with Binance, Twitter, Facebook, Gmail, Amazon or say compatible with all websites around the internet which provide 2FA security. Shield Protocol is a Second Layer Security Platform based on the Binance Smart Chain. Shield Protocol App features 2FA on Multiple Blockchains and Cross Platform wallet support.
“Shield Protocol is targeting 4 billion+ internet users who have online accounts be it Social accounts, trading accounts, banking accounts etc. everyone needs 2FA”
Across the crypto community ( and in the fiat world ) security experts have been hammering home the importance of two-factor authentication in keeping accounts safe. This technology adds a layer of protection by effectively adding another lock before funds can be accessed. For example, entering a password into an exchange’s website may prompt the user to enter in an automatically generated six-digit code through a dedicated authenticator app.
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