Review on SelfKey Wallet by LUIS RIVERO R
personal identity wallet.
This platform is more than just a wallet, since you can keep your personal information stored here, KYC. and access multiple websites, platforms and exchanges that require personal verification, avoid performing repetitive personal verification processes. To access these sites you should only use your selfkey information without providing all your personal data to third parties.
As a storage wallet it offers the possibility of using Etherium and ERC20 tokens from your PC.
In general this is a desktop wallet that combines a KYC platform, allows users to enter from their verified account to partner pages of selfkey, however the configuration and download process is tedious, in addition it only has ERC20 tokens for storage, For this reason, if you want to have something more than ether, I recommend not using this wallet.
It could work for you if you need.
-KYC verification solutions.
- people who only want to use etherium.
-Need personal identification without the need for recurring verification processes.
It has licenses for the development of products related to digital identity. This regulation was granted on the island of Mauritius, your wallet is still in Beta so some features are not available.
and finally this platform allows you to create bank accounts in various countries of the world without having to go in person by opening the financial doors to the world of any person interconnected to the global market.
Pros
- Supports ERC20 tokens.
- Possibility of having KYC verification for various partner sites of this wallet.
- Access multiple platforms without having to perform so many personal verification processes.
- It is open source.
- You can open your bank account in various destinations without traveling.
Cons
- Only ETH and ERC20 tokens can be stored
- Verification of personal data is necessary.
- So it is available for mobile.
