PicWe has announced that its self-developed next-generation wallet product has completed internal testing and has officially entered the public beta phase. The PicWe Wallet extends the functionality of a "hardware wallet" to everyday devices, including smartphones, computers, and security keys, all of which can be directly used as wallets.
Users can generate and store keys internally within their devices, eliminating the need for mnemonic phrases and manual private key management. Key operations are completed locally without the need for server storage, fundamentally reducing the barriers and risks associated with usage.
Thanks to this innovative design, users can perform on-chain operations as conveniently as using regular applications. Additionally, the wallet supports account capabilities for automated programs (such as AI agents) under specific rules, providing a more flexible way to interact on-chain.
Currently, the public beta version supports multi-chain asset management, asset exchange, and the use of stablecoins for transaction fees, offering users an experience closer to "seamless blockchain usage."
In terms of broader ecological layout, PicWe is building an integrated infrastructure around RWA and intelligent applications, covering core aspects such as asset issuance, circulation, and settlement, to enhance efficiency and reduce costs for enterprises in scenarios like cross-border settlements, asset digitization, and supply chain collaboration.