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Web3 social application INTO has reached cooperation with OKX Web3 wallet and officially settled in OKX Web3 wallet.

According to official sources, Web3 social application INTO has reached a partnership with OKX Web3 wallet. INTO has officially settled in OKX Web3 wallet and users can search for INTO through OKX Web3's PC, web or app.

It is reported that OKX Web3 wallet is a one-stop Web3 entrance, which now supports 80+ public chains, with unified app, plug-in and web interfaces, covering wallet, DEX, DeFi, NFT market, DApp exploration in 5 major sections, and supporting Ordinals market, MPC and AA smart contract wallet, gas exchange, and hardware wallet connection.

As a Web3 social application, INTO integrates encrypted wallet, SocialFi, SoulBound Token (SBT) and AI-assisted Web3 community operation and management tools, dedicated to providing users with an open, free, efficient, secure and compatible decentralized social environment. Official data shows that INTO currently has over 4 million users, with SBT users exceeding 400,000, and has successfully entered more than 50 countries and regions.

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