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Microsoft Testing Build-In Ethereum Crypto Wallet

2023.03.21

Microsoft is reportedly developing an Ethereum-based Web3 wallet for its Edge browser, the crypto media outlet Blockworks reported on March 20.

 

The wallet is currently in limited testing, with Microsoft asking users to test the wallet and provide feedback. The wallet is non-custodial, meaning users are in control of their funds and the tech giant will not have access to their passwords or recovery keys.

 

Furthermore, users can manage multiple Ethereum accounts and choose between the built-in Edge wallet or an extension. Microsoft has partnered with Consensys to provide a swap feature supporting ETH, DAI, UNI, USDC, and USDT.

 

The move could lead the way for similar initiatives from Google and Apple. Browser-integrated crypto wallets have an advantage, allowing for direct and immediate interaction with websites, including in-browser crypto payments and logins without passwords or digital signatures.

 

Source: BLOCKWORKS

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Fee policy for withdrawal of virtual assets

The following fees are charged when withdrawing virtual assets from Delio Bank.

Virtual asset type Transmission fee (Gas fee) Withdrawal fee
Bitcoin (BTC) Charged according to network conditions 2,000 won worth of Bitcoin
Ethereum (ETH) Charged according to network conditions 2,000 won worth of Ethereum
Ripple (XRP) Charged according to network conditions 1 XRP

· There is no fee for transfers within Delio Bank.

· No withdrawal fee is charged for virtual assets other than Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple.

· Please check the transfer fee for virtual assets other than Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple when withdrawing.