Bitcoin wallet provider Airbitz announced its partnership with WINGS, a decentralized platform, to enable a new generation of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) for bitcoin and other blockchains.

The collaboration provides WINGS to integrate Airbitz Edge Security for the private key management of DAO participants that ensures more security. DAOs allow for trustless contracts between distributed participants globally and bring another level of productivity and efficiency to cross-border projects. Using decentralized forecast markets, WINGS combines the DAO concept with decision-making, at the same time, making this easily accessible to anyone with a smart phone.

“We’re excited to partner with Airbitz and offer this to the WINGS DAO community. Airbitz lets people easily interact with DAOs using stored encrypted private keys, and anyone can login simply with a username/password,” Boris Povod, WINGS Core Developer said.

Airbitz allows users to access a multi-blockchain world securely, using a frictionless, single sign-on experience, while retaining full control over authentication and private keys. Airbitz open-source Edge Security SDK can be leveraged by developers for their decentralized apps, rather than creating their own security solutions from scratch.

“WINGS, much like Airbitz, is committed to delivering a user-friendly experience for people interested in using blockchain assets in their applications,” Paul Puey, CEO of Airbitz said. “Our partnership with WINGS will make interacting with the next generation of DAOs a seamless and accessible experience. We’re proud to add WINGS to the growing list of premier blockchain apps powered by Airbitz Edge Security.”

Last week Airbitz announced the launch of its equity crowdfunding campaign powered by Wefunder, which is a crowd investing platform that offers capital raising services. The Wefunder helped pass the ‘Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act’ (JOBS Act) that was signed into law by President Barack Obama on April 05, 2012. To date, Airbitz has raised over $440,000 from more than 200 different investors.