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Aphelion Android Wallet Tutorial

1,033 views October 29, 2018 8:35

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Get the wallet here now on in the Google Playstore:

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Introducing the new Aphelion NEO Mobile Wallet. The wallet showcases a cutting-edge user interface, real-time trading chart data, customizable address book and complete Nep5 token integration. With security and scalability as top priority the Aphelion Mobile Wallet is the basis for our pending DEX implementation. Future updates will integrate our groundbreaking Aphelion DEX and Decentralized Exchange Asset Ledger (D.E.A.L.) technology allowing peer-to-peer smart contract and wallet-based trading.

Highlights

✔️ NEO/GAS/NEP5 Support
✔️ Real-Time Chart Data
✔️ Send/Receive NEO Assets
✔️ Cutting Edge User Interface
✔️ Displays Transaction History
✔️ Customizable Currency Settings
✔️ Toggle Between Testnet/Mainnet
✔️ Customizable Address Book

Coming Soon

✔️ Ledger Integration
✔️ Fingerprint Login
✔️ P2P DEX Integration

About Aphelion

Built to solve the inherent problems of the crypto exchanges and trading platforms, Aphelion advances distributed ledger technology (DLT) as an open source, peer-to-peer (P2P), decentralized asset distribution application protocol built on the NEO blockchain. Aphelion is designed to power a tokenized transaction called a Distributed Exchange Asset Ledger or DEAL. Aphelion DEAL transactions are facilitated through smart contracts as set forth by users and are independent of exchanges or trading platforms and the constraints they inherently create. An Aphelion token is the Liquidity Verification Device (LVD) powering the DEAL directly between users: instantly, securely and freely.

Check us out at aphelion.org/

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Please do not hesitate to contact [email protected] for any issues

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Aphelion Token published this 8:35 video tutorial on October 29, 2018. It has been watched 1,033 times on YouTube.

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