RINO is the only enterprise wallet for Monero that has multi-signature security. Designed for teams and organizations, RINO provides features such as spending limits and four-eye approvals. 

Monero is the number one privacy-focused cryptocurrency in the world. While Bitcoin and Ethereum reveal every transaction to the world, Monero’s unique cryptography provides the privacy that traditional pre-crypto finance takes for granted. Businesses do not, in general, want their entire financial activity made public in real time. 

RINO Announces Free Access to Enterprise Wallet and API 

Trading desks, Funds, Exchanges, and indeed any organization that handles or wants to handle Monero can benefit from RINO’s highly secure workflows. Using RINO, organizations can control spending and viewing responsibilities throughout their organization – instituting multilayer sign-offs, viewing privileges, spending limits, and more. And RINO is offering all of this for free for the first year of usage. 

BinaryFate, a Monero core-team member and early RINO investor, expressed enthusiasm, stating, “The RINO API release is one more step in making Monero an equal player on the global crypto stage. Bitcoin and Ethereum have Fireblocks, Bitgo, and Copper. Now Monero has RINO.” 

API Unleashes New Possibilities for Businesses 

RINO’s features can all be accessed through either the web interface or the newly released API. With the unveiling of RINO’s API for the Monero enterprise wallet, businesses can now seamlessly integrate RINO’s features into their own systems. 

RINO’s API features: 

● Automated workflows 

● Automated transaction creation, with or without human approval 

● Multi-user access with roles 

● Well-documented, RESTful API, with a live playground for testing 

● Credentials and private keys remain locally on premises 

Get Started with RINO Today 

RINO sign-up is instant, without the hassle of sales negotiations or subscription models. The API is accessible through an SDK, available as a Docker image on DockerHub, allowing for a hassle-free setup. RINO remains free for the first year of use, enabling businesses to try out RINO’s benefits without any risk or up-front cost. 

For more information, visit https://www.rino.io or contact sales@rino.io

About Rino

RINO is a cutting-edge financial technology company specializing in cryptocurrency wallet solutions. Launched as a result of the collaboration of three Monero industry stalwarts, RINO aims to address the gap in professional tools for enterprises holding Monero. Their primary product, the RINO wallet, is designed for businesses and organizations, offering self-custody with enhanced security features. RINO stands out with its professional features like 2FA authentication, multisignature technology, and the ability to manage access and spending limits within organizations. It’s an always-on, always-synced self-custody wallet accessible from any device.

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- Monero, a privacy coin, faces delisting from Binance by February 20th, leading to a significant crash exceeding 20%.
- Industry analysts interpret this delisting as Binance yielding to governmental pressure targeting privacy-focused cryptocurrencies.
- Chart analysis indicates a crash in Monero's price, but there are indications of a forthcoming bullish correction, particularly considering the strong support at the $100 mark.
- If Monero manages to breach the $188 resistance level, it could trigger a rally aiming for price targets ranging between $290 to $520.

Binance's Decision to Delist Monero Sparks Crypto Turbulence
In a surprising move, Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, recently declared the delisting of three cryptocurrencies, including Monero, a renowned privacy-centric digital asset. This announcement, effective February 20, 2024, led to an immediate and substantial decline in Monero's value, reaching its lowest point since Q3 of 2023 within the last 24 hours.
Monero, distinguished for its emphasis on privacy, deploys advanced cryptography to shield user identities and transaction details. The removal of Monero from Binance's offerings has raised concerns among industry experts, portraying it not just as a setback for Monero but also as a reflection of Binance's challenges amid an ongoing wave of regulatory scrutiny.
Binance cited various reasons for delisting Monero and other tokens such as Aragon, Multichain, and Vai, emphasizing the need for maintaining the highest standards in coin offerings. However, skepticism lingers within the crypto community, suspecting Binance's decisions are prompted by external pressures from governments tightening regulations on privacy coins.
The aftermath of Monero's delisting extends beyond the immediate market reaction. With Binance grappling with regulatory issues globally, the removal of Monero appears to amplify the exchange's struggles. Former CEO Changpeng Zhao's legal troubles, including a guilty plea for violating anti-money laundering laws, further contribute to the challenges faced by Binance.
As the crypto industry witnesses a growing focus on regulatory compliance, the delisting of Monero is anticipated to have a ripple effect. This development underscores the broader regulatory landscape's impact on cryptocurrencies and affiliated companies. Meanwhile, Monero's current price volatility, marked by a recent 20% drop, hints at potential market opportunities, with a valid support zone at $100. The cryptocurrency's trading volume surge amid the dip suggests ongoing market interest, leaving room for speculation on its future price movements.
It is essential for investors to approach cryptocurrency investments with caution, given their inherent volatility. The evolving regulatory environment, exemplified by Binance's challenges, emphasizes the need for thorough research and independent financial decision-making.

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