dApps (Decentralized Applications) are at the core of KeepKey’s ecosystem. While ShapeShift is the default landing dApp for many users, KeepKey Desktop supports a curated list of dApps. This curated approach helps users avoid common browser-based threats—such as scams, phishing, and malware—by providing a more secure environment within KeepKey Desktop.
Some users will want to explore other dApps for various reasons:
One excellent alternative for interacting with EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) chains is Zerion. This tutorial will guide you through using Zerion within KeepKey Desktop.
Once you open Zerion, you’ll be prompted to connect your wallet. Choose WalletConnect to initiate the secure connection process.
You’ll see an option to connect with KeepKey. This is a one-click pairing because KeepKey Desktop injects the preference to streamline the connection.
After clicking KeepKey, a KeepKey launch intent is loaded. On your device, you’ll see a prompt to approve the session. Confirming this establishes the connection between Zerion and your KeepKey.
Once connected, Zerion loads very quickly, giving you access to a wide range of EVM-based features—portfolio tracking, swapping, and more.
In this tutorial, you have:
By exploring alternatives like Zerion, you ensure a more versatile and secure crypto management experience on KeepKey Desktop. Enjoy seamless portfolio tracking, trading, and asset management—knowing your funds are protected by KeepKey’s robust security.
