The development team behind Uniswap (UNI), a cryptocurrency exchange, has announced a new cryptocurrency wallet but claims that tech giant Apple has not yet given the go-ahead for its release on iOS.
In a long post, Uniswap Labs claims that Apple has so far refused to let the rollout of their new Uniswap mobile wallet for iOS, so they are launching it in a restricted capacity.
The company points out that the release is presently “in limbo” because they weren’t rejected by the tech behemoth, but rather ignored.
“Why is a team dedicated to access for everyone making a restricted early release? Simply put, Apple will not approve our launch, and we are unsure of the reason. Even though we completely adhere to their requirements and submitted our mobile app months ago, we are still waiting.
To give the community a taste of the new initiative before Apple approves it, Uniswap is setting up a sample of the wallet for 10,000 users. We decided that it would be more enjoyable to wait together if we had to wait for Apple. For this reason, we’re allowing 10,000 users (the maximum number we can have without Apple’s consent) to use our internal TestFlight app so that our community may discover the wonder of the Uniswap mobile wallet.
The Uniswap mobile wallet is the best way to manage your portfolio across Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism, according to Uniswap. Investors can use the wallet to seamlessly switch between layer-1 protocols like Ethereum (ETH) and layer-2 projects like Optimism (OP) and Polygon (MATIC) without the need to configure any networks. You may manage connections to several online applications on various networks at once with WalletConnect. Without switching networks, you may connect to Lido on Mainnet, Aave on Polygon, and Uniswap on Arbitrum, for instance.
