Opera wants to be the first PC web browser in the world to integrate electronic wallets

Opera Software said it is planning to bring its famous virtual currency e-wallet on the mobile browser Opera for Android to the Linux, Mac and Windows desktop browsers on the next release.

Currently Opera is the first browser in the world to offer integrated e-wallet when launching Opera for Android, both for users to conveniently trade online, and to encourage the development of using virtual money.

Now the Chinese company behind this Chomium-based web browser wants the Opera for PC version to become the first desktop browser with integrated e-wallet, combined with a mobile app that makes it easy to shop. confirm transaction on the phone.

'By putting e-wallets into the browser, we eliminate the need to use complex applications or complex extensions,' said Charles Hamel, Product Manager at Opera Crypto.'Bringing the PC browser to virtual currency marks Opera's second step toward making digital money and Web 3.0 more popular.'

Open Software says that users do not need to install electronic wallet utilities on their PCs when Opera browser has an integrated e-wallet.You just need to connect to the electronic wallet on Opera Android and scan the QR code.

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Users pay easily with electronic wallets on both phones and computers

The key used to perform transactions with fingerprints will only be stored on the phone, protected by the device's security authentication methods such as fingerprint sensors or iris scanning.Opera Software said users can also browse websites 3.0 and use Dapps (Ethereum decentralized application) on a PC.

The integrated e-wallet on Opera browser will initially support Ethereum virtual currency, but Opera Software will soon support other currencies and Opera versions on other platforms.

'With Opera, we strive to bring new technologies.Our next goal is to make virtual money integration more popular.We believe blockchain technology will change the web in the future and hopefully it will make a difference in the coming years, 'said Krystian Kolondra, vice president of browser at Opera.

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