Tonomy is excited to announce that United Citizens Wallet (UCW) now supports Antelope Signing Requests (ASR), previously known as “ESR”. This update brings seamless compatibility with applications that already use Greymass’s Anchor Wallet, the most popular wallet in the Antelope ecosystem, making it easier than ever for users on Antelope chains like EOS, Telos, and WAX to experience Tonomy’s advanced features.

Why Antelope Signing Requests?

Antelope Signing Requests (ASR) have become a standard for secure login and transaction signing in Web3 environments. Applications built for Anchor Wallet can now leverage Tonomy’s capabilities, providing developers with added flexibility and enhanced user experience without complex integration challenges.

What This Means for Developers

With UCW’s ASR support, developers working with Antelope-based chains can offer their users the enhanced identity and transaction capabilities of Tonomy’s ecosystem:

• Easy Migration: Applications on EOS, Telos, and WAX can adopt Tonomy’s superior identity protocols by either migrating fully to the Tonomy network or simply adding support for Tonomy as an alternative chain.
• Enhanced User Experience: UCW’s integration of ASR complements its robust identity features, such as user-selected usernames, hidden private keys, and smooth, single-click transaction flows all while still maintaining a 100% non-custodial wallet. These are valuable upgrades for any web3 platform seeking to simplify its user journey.

Hypha DAO has just successfully used this feature to easily integrate and launch Hypha DAO on Tonomy.

Advanced Transaction Signing with UCW

UCW also integrates the Tonomy Identity Protocol for advanced transaction signing, which allows developers to create streamlined login and transaction flows directly within their applications. This powerful feature supports 1-click in-app transaction signing in a single click, significantly enhancing user retention and reducing barriers to frequent interactions.

How to Integrate Antelope Signing Requests with UCW

Developers can learn more about setting up Antelope Signing Requests on UCW by visiting the Tonomy Developer Documentation. There, you can explore how to leverage both ASR and the Tonomy Identity Protocol for secure, seamless login and transaction signing flows that optimize your application’s Web3 experience.

With UCW’s ASR support, Tonomy continues its mission to build a user-centric digital future where secure identity, efficient governance, and smooth transactions are at every user’s fingertips.