Circle has unveiled a new addition to its product lineup – “Programmable Crypto Wallets.” This new offering is designed specifically for developers; it offers them the tools to seamlessly integrate Web3 wallets into their applications.
According to Circle, developers can use these Programmable Wallets to fast-track mainnet launches and provide enhanced Web3 interactions across various blockchain networks using only a few lines of code. The platform also enables developers to establish secure Web3 wallets for their users while maintaining a familiar user experience.
The fintech company already issues stablecoins like USDC and recently introduced Euro Coin; however, this new product is the first release within its suite of Web3 services.
Jeremy Allaire, CEO and Co-Founder of Circle, described the new product as an initial stride in Circle’s Web3 offerings aimed at simplifying typical challenges for developers, streamlining value exchange, and promoting the adoption of blockchain-powered wallets.
Allaire stated:
“Circle’s Programmable Wallets is part of a new, core pillar of our strategy to advance global, mainstream utility and adoption of digital assets like USDC and public blockchain-based payments.”
Circle’s programmable crypto wallets are now in the public beta phase and are available on Avalanche, Ethereum, and Polygon.
1/ We officially launched our first #Web3 services product to the market! 🔥 Programmable Wallets beta is available on @avax @ethereum @0xPolygon. Developers can now bring Web3 to their users with ease. pic.twitter.com/rtCsA5KrSB
— Circle (@circle) August 8, 2023
In its announcement on X (formerly Twiter), the company revealed that it collaborated extensively with early-adopter developers, payment apps, and NFT marketplaces in an earlier beta release last month to deliver a specialized wallet infrastructure designed to tackle the usual challenges encountered when launching an application.
Jack Melnick, the Head of DeFi Business Development at Polygon Labs, emphasized that Circle’s Programmable Wallets effectively meet the required scalability and infrastructure criteria that will enable developers to equip their users with a secured wallet solution.
In another development, DeFi Planet reported that Circle is contemplating the introduction of a stablecoin in Japan. According to the report, Allaire anticipates Japan will be a potentially substantial market for stablecoins, especially if they gain broad acceptance for applications like international trade, foreign currency transfers, and commercial transactions.
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