Airbitz Inc, a San Diego-based a data security platform and mobile bitcoin wallet, has announced the addition of OpenLedger to its growing ecosystem of blockchain projects using its Edge Security SDK.

The Denmark-based OpenLedger Decentralized Conglomerate (DC) is the world’s first blockchain powered conglomerate, based on BitShares technology, supporting an ecosystem which includes the OpenLedger Decentralized Exchange (DEX) and OpenLedger’s Crowdfunding (ITO) Services. The OpenLedger DEX is now one of the most powerful cryptocurrency platforms designed for high-speed transactions, allowing users to trade assets in real time, securely, and with ultra-low fees.

“Airbitz empowers users to control their own private keys with the familiarity of logging into a website or mobile app and without trusting third party providers. Everyone will enjoy using the Airbitz wallet to log in and enjoy complete control of their information”, said Ronny Boesing, Founder of OpenLedger ApS.

Since its release, Airbitz has used the open-source Edge Security SDK for many decentralized applications. The startup has secured the leading decentralized applications in the blockchain space including Augur, Wings, and Lunyr.

“OpenLedger is powerful and exciting project for us at Airbitz. For years we’ve advocated that the power of bitcoin and digital currencies is in the ability for users to control and own their funds. The necessity of centralized exchanges has compromised this core value proposition of blockchain technology and has been the root cause of hundreds of millions of dollars of cryptocurrencies’ loss and theft. The OpenLedger Decentralized Exchange (DEX) delivers the dream of digital asset exchange with no central authority and risk, and we’re proud to partner with and power this massively disruptive project”, said Paul Puey, CEO, Airbitz.

OpenLedger recently raised $1.6 million in a seed funding which saw participation of investors from China, US, and Europe. It intends to use the funds to start immediate production of four projects, which includes eDEV.one, GetGame, Apptrade, and OCASH.