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This is the last article in our feature series for winter/spring 2019. We have for some weeks now been posting [blog posts][0] about highlighted features in our wallet, how they work and how they are supposed to be of value to our users. We wanted to invite our users into the ideas behind the wallet, its purpose and how we have personally been thinking in the development and process. Here is a summary and brief presentation of the features that we have talked about during this series.
When developing our COINiD Wallet, we wanted to create something that solved the users’ concerns about the, at the time, existing wallets out there. We wanted a wallet done right. Security became one of our focus points and as crypto owners ourselves, we knew from before where it was lacking and what had to be improved for our future users to trust our wallet with their funds. Following is a brief catch-up on what security aspects we were thinking of when developing our mobile wallet.
COINiD is a bundle of apps; the COINiD Wallet and the COINiD Vault. For many mobile wallets, there is one application you need to download, so why do we have two? What is the purpose of the COINiD Vault, and how does it work together with the wallet? If you have read our previous articles on hot and cold storage, you might have learnt when the different apps are used and when they integrate. Nevertheless, following is a more specific description of the purpose of the two applications.
