Because privacy and security go hand in hand, MASQ Network is pleased to announce our integration support of Frame, one of the most secure crypto software wallets to date.

Why we’re integrating Frame?

Frame is a privacy-first software wallet that allows users to keep their signing credentials separate from the browser itself — a massive advancement in the security chain of most browser-integrated wallets! And unlike other mainstream browsers, Frame provides many user options without the commonly forced defaults.

MASQ identifies so strongly with this approach and ethos that in our quest to provide users with the most secure web3 portal available, we are not only showcasing this unique wallet User Experience (UX)in support of the Frame community, we are adding Frame as the next MASQ browser-compatible wallet extension.

Frame and Metamask side by side in the MASQ web3 browser

With so much powerful utility packed into Frame’s UX, we look forward to MASQ users enjoying all the privacy and security benefits it offers as an alternative to the traditional Metamask.

Starting in MASQ v0.6.0, Frame will ship pre-loaded into the MASQ web3 privacy browser and can be enabled in the Browser Settings page with a single click!

Current Beta Testers can reinstall or update their MASQ browser with the v0.6.0 release shortly — if you want to get onboarded as a Beta tester, make sure you join our Discord and use our Guild.xyz integration to be included!

About Frame

Frame wallet runs as a native desktop application — the software wallet is abstracted outside the browser and couples with a browser extension, providing a robust privacy and security layer while allowing users to connect seamlessly to any dapp.

The Frame software wallet and browser extensions are both open-source and can be inspected on GitHub

With Frame, users can manage all their accounts, tokens, and items while enjoying the utility of its EVM chain compatibility (Ethereum, Mainnet, Optimism, Arbitrum, Polygon, xDai, and many more included.)

Users download the Frame desktop application (which runs natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux) on their computer and utilize the browser extension to interact with all their favorite websites and web3 dapps.