The browser’s key features include a non-custodial crypto wallet with the ability to buy crypto with fiat, send, receive, and swap the tokens of any supported blockchain, as well as seamless and direct access to decentralized exchanges, Web3-based NFTs, and gaming Dapps – including over 7,000 Polygon-based services. In the Opera Crypto Browser Project, users gain access to an Integrated non-custodial Crypto Wallet supporting Ethereum, Polygon, and Celo blockchain ecosystems with more blockchain integration already on the roadmap. The browser also features a news and data aggregator named “Crypto Corner,” a bespoke start page focused on live crypto information and updates, crypto asset prices and gas fees, as well as crypto events, airdrops, and even podcasts. Opera’s browser is tailored to the needs of veteran crypto users and new adopters alike.Īrnesen says Opera’s focus for the Crypto Browser Project is a simplified user experience across decentralized apps (dapps), games, and metaverse platforms. Opera Crypto Browser’s iOS release follows the earlier January beta release on Mac, Windows, and Android. With iOS support, Opera’s Crypto Browser, which is a dedicated web3 browser with a built-in non-custodial crypto wallet, is primed to take adoption and ease of use up a notch, he adds. Arnesen says the Web3-experience for users has, however, been oftentimes far from intuitive and traditionally not optimized for iOS users. Web 3 is gaining momentum, with a record 34 thousand developers having joined the space in 2021 to work on a growing number of dApps.

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