UTU has introduced a browser extension that allows users to easily verify and verify any website, DApp and soon any uniquely identifiable asset on the web. The extension also allows users to view feedback and reputation affirmations from their networks.
February 27, 2023 marked a major milestone in decentralized trust for Web3 with the launch of the UTU browser extension. Now you can say goodbye to online insecurity with UTU’s decentralized trust infrastructure for Web3. Download the UTU browser extension on Chrome or Brave browsers and earn reputation, UTU Trust Tokens (UTT) and get feedback and on-chain validation for your network on websites and decentralized applications (DApps) while you surf the web3.
Actions on the Web, and Web3 in particular, can carry some risk, both real and perceived. Although Web3 aims to liberate us from Web2’s restrictive property and data silos, some concern remains. You can never be sure of new websites you come across. With DApps, this fear is even more acute: will this DApp put a strain on your wallet?
With the UTU browser extension, there are no more doubts in online interactions. You can now access feedback and UTT (Trust Signals) endorsements from people you know and trust on any domain or DApp before interacting with it.
With UTU’s review-to-earn model, you can share video stories, star ratings, badges, text reviews, and even endorse websites using UTT. This way we can all help protect each other online and create a positive economic incentive model where we are rewarded when others benefit from our feedback and are penalized for shady reviews.
The connection between UTT, user reputation and UTU coin is the core of the UTU protocol, where UTT and UTU rewards are paid to users when their recommendations help others to get good results from their online interactions. UTU allows you to make money by building trust online. The UTU protocol has an initial reward pool of 300 million UTU.
With the UTU browser extension, you can connect, send, swap, use and borrow much more securely. They will also soon be able to review and endorse any unique asset online, from DApps and tokens to emails and wallets.
Join the revolution and help create a safer and more trustworthy Web3. You can download the UTU trust extension today at utu.io/browser-extension.
For more information, visit: utu.io.
About UTU
UTU is building the web’s trust infrastructure, a decentralized protocol for reputation, verification and verification to help Web3 citizens and platforms interact in more trustworthy ways. You can build your online reputation by connecting your social networks and then using your reputation behind your feedback on any uniquely identifiable asset on the web.
Starting with Web3 and decentralized finance apps, we provide artificial intelligence-based curation of trust signals from your network at just the right places and times, so you can surf, connect, send, trade, stake, and borrow with confidence. We deliver these signals directly to people through our browser extension and across platforms through our APIs and SDKs.
The UTU protocol changes the trust economy. It rewards you with UTU Trust Tokens (UTT), your Web3 reputation and UTU for helping others achieve good results online and ensures that trust cannot be bought or tampered with.
We’re proud to be based in Nairobi, Kenya and have friends everywhere. Learn more about UTU on our website, Twitter, Telegram, Discord, LinkedIn, Reddit, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.
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