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# WalletConnect
## Introduction
**WalletConnect** is an open protocol to communicate securely between ***Wallets*** and **Dapps** (Web3 Apps). The protocol establishes a remote connection between two apps and/or devices using a Bridge server to relay payloads. These payloads are symmetrically encrypted through a shared key between the two peers. The connection is initiated by one peer displaying a **QR Code** or deep link with a standard WalletConnect URI and is established when the counter-party approves this connection request. It also includes an optional Push server to allow Native applications to notify the user of incoming payloads for establishes connections.
## Getting Started
1. Point the camera of your mobile with a Crypto Wallet WalletConnect ready and choose the Wallet of your choice.
2. We suggest having MetaMask for Mobile on your phone and through the MetaMask App browser go to MedShare.
## Demo video
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These are some of the features:
1. Connect and disconnect
2. Approve / Reject / Kill session
3. Approve and reject ethereum transactions `eth_sign` / `personal_sign` / `eth_sendTransaction`
4. Approve and reject binance dex orders `bnb_sign`
5. Sign Transactions `trust_sign` (full documentation [here](https://developer.trustwallet.com/wallet-connect/dapp))
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