People do say that Enjin is like hardware wallet in phone.
That's quite a statement, so I got curious:
Enjin.io doesn't give much information, but shows mostly cool-looking pictures and an instant "Download Now" link and a signup link without saying what it really is. The entire website screams "ICO", and indeed, they
raised tens of millions of dollars at the peak of the ICO-hype.
So who are those "People" who "say that Enjin is like hardware wallet in phone"? It's
Enin themselves! Please don't post marketing slogans as if it's true.
But wait, they also have
Proven Security, including
"An extensive independent security audit and penetration test found no security issues". So what does
the Report say:
We did not cover any attacks that assume the Android OS or the hardware/firmware of the platform is compromised.
Now read that again, because that's where I stopped reading the report! In short: If your device is secure, you're good to go. That's nothing like a hardware wallet, which is supposed to protect you from software threats.