Portis pushes for full decentralization

Now fully integrated Pocket-JS-Core into Web3 Provider.

This means that with a simple config, DApps using Portis can guarantee that their infrastructure remains decentralized, thus minimizing the risk of censorship and node failure.

Early adopters of Crypto and DApps have been willing to jump through many hurdles, just to support the movement toward a future in which individuals have more ownership and agency of their digital identity and the economies that they participate in.

Portis inherently relieves users from most of the hurdle-driven headaches. They could have just stuck with the more common and “convenient” services. Instead, by taking the time to add Pocket’s decentralized node network, they demonstrate their team’s equal commitment to the broader vision, making all that early adopter legwork worth it.

Portis makes interfacing with decentralized applications seamless through a simple email and password login, without the need to download browser plugins. This perfectly compliments Pocket, who makes interfacing with node infrastructure frictionless through easy-to-use developer tools and a few lines of code.

You can check out how easy it is to configure Pocket network by checking out the Portis documentation link and code example.

To learn more about Portis and Pocket, and their combined mission to accelerate the development and adoption of decentralized applications, chat with the team on telegram.

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