Hodlnaut’s hotly-anticipated android application allows android users to deposit and withdraw cryptocurrency anytime, anywhere
Crypto interest-earning platform Hodlnaut announced the launch of its long-awaited Android App today. The Singapore-based crypto lending and borrowing platform launched its Android application after a successful beta testing performed in September 2021.
In August, Hodlnaut launched its iOS application and announced that the Android App launch would follow soon. The Hodlnaut Android App enables users to deposit and withdraw the supported cryptocurrencies anytime, anywhere from their android phones. The current release supports deposits, withdrawals, sign-up, and identity verification. Users can also check their interest statements, manage account settings and export statements.
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“We are thrilled to have launched our Android App that will allow users to manage their crypto assets on the go,” said Juntao Zhu, CEO and Co-Founder of Hodlnaut. “Hodlnaut’s Android App will simplify the user experience as it delivers information to their fingertips”, he added.
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Hodlnaut has also launched a user referral program with the app launch to encourage users to download the application.
With quick access to information like pending interest payout, current crypto balance, and answers to frequently asked questions, users have everything they need within the application. The application also enables users to share their affiliate links within their network via social media and messaging apps on their android phones. Moreover, users can swap tokens with ease within the app. The Hodlnaut Android App is protected with a pin and face identification to ensure robust security.
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