Samsung announced in February that its Galaxy S10 flagship would feature a crypto wallet for storing ERC20 tokens.
Opera is not the only firm bringing crypto to the smartphone. Users can play, trade and sell collected URLs through the built-in share feature.
The company also announced Wednesday that it had partnered with Marble.Cards, a dApp that turns web pages into non-fungible tokens. Now that Opera Touch comes with a wallet on both major smartphone platforms, it could spur further development. We see this as an important moment in improving Dapp accessibility, opening Web3 to mainstream audiences, and encouraging developers to build on Ethereum. That update, which arrived in December 2018, received support from the cryptocurrency’s co-founder Joseph Lubin: The launch follows Opera Touch’s previous rollout of an Ethereum wallet on Android. With its Ethereum wallet, Opera’s browser supports all stablecoins, ERC-20 tokens and non-fungible tokens. The move is aimed at supporting new decentralized applications on the internet, falling under the umbrella term “Web 3.” The wallet supports the Ethereum Web3 API, which means users can interact with dApps without downloading any browser extensions. Following a strong demand from the crypto-community, we are now making this experience available on iOS. Opera is the first browser to make using crypto on the Web seamless and easy. This will enable new business models to emerge on the web. We believe that all modern browsers should integrate a crypto wallet. The move follows a previous rollout of a crypto wallet for Android smartphones and PCs running Mac, Linux and Windows.Ĭharles Hamel, head of crypto at Opera browsers, welcomed the move in a statement: The company announced Wednesday that its Opera Touch browser now comes with an Ethereum crypto wallet. Opera, the major web browser, has brought cryptocurrency to the iPhone.
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