1win has launched a new Web3 authentication system that lets users register, sign in, and deposit funds using a crypto wallet — no email, no password, no manual address copying. The feature, announced August 4, 2026, supports Trust Wallet, MetaMask, and other wallets via WalletConnect, and is among the first to offer seamless wallet onboarding for the TRON network, where USDT (TRC-20) is widely used.
How it works
Instead of creating a traditional account, a user's crypto wallet becomes their identity on 1win. To deposit, they just confirm a transaction inside their wallet app. The system supports EVM-compatible networks across all wallet options. For TRON, connections are available through Trust Wallet and WalletConnect-enabled TRON options. The company says the change eliminates the friction of copying addresses or managing passwords.
Why TRON matters
TRON's USDT (TRC-20) is one of the most-used stablecoins in emerging markets, especially in regions where 1win operates — Asia, Latin America, and Africa. By letting users onboard directly with a TRON wallet, 1win skips the extra steps that often trip up new users. The move positions the platform ahead of many competitors that still rely on email-based registration for TRON deposits.
The company's reach
Founded in 2016, 1win has built a presence across three continents. It's also stacked up some high-profile partnerships: soccer star Luis Suarez, UFC fighters Jon Jones and Ilia Topuria, Olympic wrestler Gable Steveson, and rapper Tyga. The new authentication system is live now, according to a press release from PlayNewswire.
No timeline was given for adding support for other networks beyond EVM and TRON.
