1inch partners with Burrito Wallet
The partnership comes as an important step in 1inch’s strategy of conquering the Asian market.
The 1inch Network is excited to announce a partnership with Bithumb Burrito Wallet, a newly launched Web3 wallet by Bithumb, a leading Korean crypto exchange.
Burrito Wallet is a multi-chain, and user-friendly Web 3.0 wallet that connects users to DEXes, DeFi platforms, NFT marketplaces and various dApps. Burrito Wallet enables Bithumb users to quickly and smoothly access Web3 by offering a hassle-free whitelisting procedure for their wallets.
This partnership between 1inch and Burrito Wallet will provide Bithumb users with an opportunity to conveniently find the best prices for tokens available on decentralized exchanges. Bithumb users will get access to basically unlimited liquidity across a wider range of DEXes, which will enable them to potentially save money or make a profit buying and selling crypto.
“We believe this partnership with 1inch will greatly benefit our users and look forward to working with the 1inch team to bring more value to our community,” said Max Minchul Shin, the CEO of Burrito Wallet.
“1inch has major plans regarding Asian markets, and the Burrito Wallet partnership comes as an important step towards implementing those plans,” added Sergej Kunz, 1inch co-founder.
Launched in 2013, Seoul-based Bithumb is one of the most popular crypto trading platforms in Korea.
Stay tuned for more news about the 1inch Network’s partnerships and integrations!
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