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Ethereum Foundation launches Universal Ethereum Signer app for Passport Prime

Ethereum Foundation launches Universal Ethereum Signer app for Passport Prime Image: Unchained
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The Ethereum Foundation is launching the Universal Ethereum Signer app on the KeyOS operating system for the Passport Prime device. Built by Ledger co-founder Nicolas Bacca with an Ethereum Foundation grant, the app gives Passport Prime owners a dedicated signer for Ethereum transactions. Users currently must sideload the signer manually until an app catalog arrives. The Passport Prime device retails for $349.

Key points

  1. The Ethereum Foundation is launching a Universal Ethereum Signer app on the KeyOS operating system for the Passport Prime device.
  2. The signing app was built by Ledger co-founder Nicolas Bacca with funding from an Ethereum Foundation grant.
  3. Passport Prime users must manually sideload the new signer app until an official app catalog arrives.

Why it matters

Passport Prime owners gain the ability to review and sign Ethereum transactions on separate, air-gapped hardware instead of trusting a phone or laptop.

Price context · ETH

At publication
$1,998.04
Now
$2,002.59
Change since
+0.23%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 2 publishers

Unchained Tier 1 First report
Why the Ethereum Foundation Is Launching a Signing App on Passport Prime
Unchained Tier 1
Foundation CEO Says Ethereum Foundation Is Launching a Signing App for Passport Prime
Crypto Briefing Tier 2
Ethereum Foundation launches Universal Ethereum Signer app on Passport Prime

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by Unchained
  2. Also reported by Crypto Briefing
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