Does Microsoft Edge have a built-in crypto wallet?

Sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans tell The Verge that the software giant has been testing the Microsoft Edge built-in crypto wallet internally in recent months, with plans to eventually ship it to consumers. It’s just the latest feature coming to Microsoft’s increasingly bloated Edge browser.

Will Microsoft Edge support a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet?

Microsoft is working on a non-custodial built-in Ethereum crypto wallet for Microsoft Edge to allow users to send and receive cryptocurrency and NFTs. Public keys can be shared with others to receive payments, while private keys should be kept secret and can be used to authorize transactions when you want to spend your cryptocurrency.

Could a crypto wallet be similar to edge?

Brave is a blockchain-focused browser and Opera has had a built in crypto wallet for some time. However, Edge’s market share is not massive at 4.3%, according to Statcounter, behind Chrome with 65.7% and Safari at 18.9%. With ChatGPT boosting usage of Microsoft’s Bing search engine, it may see a crypto wallet doing something similar for Edge.