The day before, the developers of ZenGo, a unique crypto wallet without private keys, announced the support of the Libra test network from Facebook.
According to ZenGo, now crypto wallet users can send and receive crypto funds from Libra just like any other digital one in ZenGo. The developers, however, point out that digital coins that circulate in the test network naturally have no value and are intended only for testing the functionality.
In a publication from ZenGo, it is noted that those who want to get acquainted with Libra can activate access to the testnet in their account. Users are advised to create a backup, after activating the function, the user will receive their first Libra tools. It is noteworthy that the Libra project is developing its own crypto wallet – Calibra, so far it is not available to all representatives of the crypto community who are interested in the new product.
Representatives of ZenGo warn that the test network of the Facebook project may be revised from time to time and closed for technical work. At this time, all data from the testnet can be reset along with the transaction history of the user and the balance, so you should take care of backup.
At the moment, the ZenGo app is only available to iOS gadget owners. The application allows its users to purchase Bitcoin, Ethereum, as well as Binance Coin (the native token of the Binance crypto exchange) using bank cards or the Apple Pay service.
