wct

When you connect to dApps with your wallet on your phone, log into the blockchain with one click on your computer, or even transfer across chains, there's a high probability that an invisible helper is working behind the scenes, @WalletConnect .
It was originally created to solve a frustrating problem: programs written by developers on computers, but users wanted to operate with mobile wallets. Thus, it made its debut with QR codes, becoming a bridge for connection.
Today, its 'circle of friends' is astonishingly large: over 600 wallets, 40,000 applications, helping 24 million users complete 150 million connections. Whether it's ordinary people using feature phones or professional traders at banks, they all rely on it.