Trending Topic: Microsoft Edge Tests Built-in Crypto Wallet And Web3 Integration

The speculation is that the company is testing this new feature, namely the possible integration of an Ethereum wallet within its Edge browser.

Reports of an impending Web3 wallet for the Edge browser comes a month after the tech giant wound down its metaverse unit

Microsoft, the software conglomerate, has introduced an Ethereum-based cryptocurrency wallet in the testing version of its Edge web browser. The new feature, which software sleuth Albacore discovered, is named “Crypto Wallet” and would allow users to store and transact Ethereum and Ethereum-based tokens in a non-custodial way, acting like a Metamask clone.

Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ: MSFT) is reportedly testing a built-in, non-custodial crypto wallet in its Edge browser. What Happened: According to a report by Bleeping Computer, this wallet may be used both for crypto payments and as an entry point to the world of DeFi and Web3 applications.

Tech titan Microsoft is reportedly working on a new feature that enables users to send and receive crypto assets through its default web browser. First reported by BleepingComputer, software documenter Albacore shared screenshots of a new Ethereum (ETH) wallet that Microsoft is planning to integrate into its Edge browser.

Microsoft has been quietly testing a built-in non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet for its Edge browser. 

Microsoft is reportedly working on integrating a native cryptocurrency wallet in its Edge web browser, according to Twitter user Albacore.

While integrating ChatGPT on Bing is already a thing, Microsoft is reportedly working on integrating crypto market enthusiasts into its fold with an upcoming product. The tech giant is said to be working on a non-custodial crypto wallet for its Microsoft Edge browser.

Microsoft is reportedly creating a Web3 wallet for its Edge browser that supports both cryptocurrencies and NFTs. The wallet is said to be noncustodial, with no access to passwords or recovery keys, and will feature integration with crypto exchange Coinbase and Web3 infrastructure firm MoonPay.

Tech giant Microsoft is working on a non-custodial crypto wallet for its web browser Edge, Bleeping Computer reported Friday, citing testing of the new feature.

Microsoft, which recently invested billions in OpenAI, is developing a non-custodial Ethereum wallet integrated into Edge, its chromium-based browser

The wallet will be integrated into Edge rather than an add-on. The Interface is straightforward when it comes to NFTs, with search functionality.

Microsoft Edge users may soon have access to a crypto wallet feature, according to screenshots circulating on Twitter. The leak shows a potential integration of a wallet for cryptocurrencies directly within the popular web browser.

Microsoft is reportedly developing a built-in Ethereum crypto wallet for its Edge browser, enabling users to send and receive cryptocurrencies and NFTs without additional extensions. Currently, in a limited testing phase, the wallet is a non-custodial solution, giving users complete control over their funds.

The world of web browsers may be on the verge of a significant shift, as Microsoft is reportedly testing the integration of a Web3 wallet into its Edge browser, according to software documenter and info leaker Albacore. In a series of tweets, Albacore revealed alleged user interface (UI) screenshots, illustrating the early stages of Microsoft's new crypto and nonfungible token (NFT) friendly wallet.

The unreleased features suggest the tech giant is considering a deeper move into Web3.

The supposed screenshots show a non-custodial crypto and NFT-friendly Microsoft Web3 embedded into Edge.

Microsoft is quietly testing a built-in crypto wallet for its Edge browser, as reported by software preservationist Albacore in a March 13 tweet.

The wallet is said to be non-custodial, giving users exclusive control and integrated security features to protect against malicious addresses or apps.