Gemini Trust Company, a next-generation cryptocurrency exchange, and custodian have declared that the company has associated with Samsung Electronics to power the Samsung Blockchain Wallet and bring crypto access to Samsung Blockchain Wallet users in the United States and Canada.

By the partnership, Samsung Blockchain Wallet users can relate to the Gemini mobile app to purchase, sell, and trade crypto. Gemini claims to be the first U.S. crypto exchange and custodian to associate with Samsung. The Gemini Mobile App enables users to stay on top of market trends, create a crypto portfolio, and execute trading strategy with easy-to-use tools.

Samsung is confined to building a secure and straightforward gateway for individuals to join the blockchain and cryptocurrency ecosystem. Samsung Blockchain Wallet is a secure crypto-wallet for handling crypto transactions on-the-go by bringing cryptocurrency management to mobile. With added security from Samsung Knox and Trusted Execution Environment (TEE), authentication data locked away, safe, and accessible to the user and are protected from the significant security risks connected with online crypto-wallets.

“Crypto is not just a technology; it is a movement. We are proud to be working with Samsung to bring Crypto’s promise of greater choice, independence, and opportunity to more individuals around the world. Now, Samsung Blockchain Wallet customers can buy Crypto in a simple, elegant and secure way on Gemini,” said Tyler Winklevoss, CEO of Gemini in a statement.

By uniting Samsung Blockchain Wallet to Gemini, users can purchase and sell Crypto, see their Gemini account balances, and transfer their Crypto into cold storage with Gemini Custody for the greatest level of security.

Established in 2015, by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Gemini is a next-generation cryptocurrency exchange and custodian that enables consumers to buy, sell, and store digital assets like bitcoin, bitcoin cash, litecoin, ether, and Zcash. It is a New York trust company held to the highest level of fiduciary obligations, capital reserve requirements, and banking compliance standards.