• Creditcoin’s EVM compatibility facilitates smooth multi-chain interactions and lower costs.
  • The CreditWallet app makes digital asset management easy by adding safety features.

As a seasoned analyst with over two decades of experience in the tech and finance sectors, I find Creditcoin’s latest move to be nothing short of revolutionary. Having witnessed the rise and fall of numerous blockchain projects, it’s refreshing to see one that not only understands the importance of EVM compatibility but also prioritizes user experience with a solution like CreditWallet.


Creditcoin, a pioneer in L1 blockchain platforms, has unveiled its EVM-compatible mainnet, which is a significant leap towards increasing worldwide financial accessibility through innovative blockchain technology. As part of this update, Creditcoin presents CreditWallet, a mobile wallet designed to boost user interaction within the Creditcoin system.

Key Features of the Launch

This EVM compatibility upgrade simplifies the process of transferring existing decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts to the Creditcoin network. This facilitates seamless cross-chain communications. The introduction of the Universal Smart Contract (USC) layer further enhances this, providing a secure platform for direct interactions across multiple blockchains, eliminating the need for conventional bridge mechanisms.

The update consists of two stages, marking a substantial improvement over its previous version called “Creditcoin Classic.” During this phase, developers can construct smart contracts using popular Ethereum-associated coding languages. This not only reduces costs and development time but also expands the range of applications on the Creditcoin platform.

In the second stage, we’ll introduce Universal Smart Contracts which enable smooth data and event synchronization across multiple layer 1 blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This enhancement aims to make it easier to develop multichain applications, positioning Creditcoin as a key player in the Universal Smart Contract Layer of Web3.

The core of this update revolves around CreditWallet, an intuitive mobile application that revolutionizes digital asset management. By using CreditWallet, you can easily transfer assets between the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and Substrate chains for Creditcoin, ensuring a secure, non-custodial environment to manage your assets and interact with various decentralized applications across multiple ecosystems.

Users of Creditcoin Classic who currently hold tokens will see their balances transferred following a snapshot scheduled for August 21, 2024. It is advised that they adjust their roles as nominators and validators on the newly established mainnet and take advantage of the updated dashboard to explore fresh staking opportunities.

Read More

2024-08-29 17:59