Community Spotlight: Developing Wallet Protect

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GateHub emerged in 2013 with a visionary concept: What if a wallet could hold any asset type, integrate an exchange, and enable instant cross-network transactions? This innovation began during Bitcoin's market dominance, with XRP gaining traction as one of the first non-Bitcoin assets listed on Bitstamp. Enej Pungerčar, then a Bitstamp developer, recognized the potential of a multi-asset blockchain and prototyped a user-friendly wallet to simplify fund transfers.

Building on the XRP Ledger

In 2014, Pungerčar pitched his idea at Ripple's San Francisco headquarters—marking the first front-end development attempt for the XRP Ledger (XRPL). Supported by Ripple’s leadership, he co-founded GateHub with Anžej Simičak and George Frost, launching the wallet in 2015.

Why XRPL?

GateHub serves dual roles:

  1. Consumer Wallet: Intuitive interface for XRPL newcomers.
  2. Gateway Platform: Simplifies institutional adoption by handling infrastructure complexities.

Introducing Wallet Protect: Enhanced Security for XRPL Users

Crypto theft has surpassed $7.6 billion since 2011, driven by scams and user inexperience. GateHub addresses this with Wallet Protect, a groundbreaking XRPL service offering:

How It Works:

👉 Explore Wallet Protect

GateHub’s Future Vision

With 40+ team members, GateHub aims to:

Call to Action: Developers keen on XRPL projects can dive into official documentation.


FAQs

Q1: Is Wallet Protect available for non-GateHub wallets?
A1: Currently, it’s exclusive to GateHub’s XRPL integration.

Q2: How does Coincover’s theft coverage work?
A2: Claims are validated via transaction audits; payouts occur for verified theft.

Q3: Can I use Wallet Protect for institutional accounts?
A3: Yes, enterprise plans include higher coverage tiers.

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