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Opensea a prominent non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace within the Ethereum ecosystem, has unveiled a new functionality enabling users to create their Web3 wallets by simply using their email addresses.
Through this feature, users gain the ability to buy, sell, add, send, and receive NFTs and other digital assets by signing up directly on OpenSea with just their email addresses to create a self-custodial wallet to interact with the platform.
The move aims to streamline the onboarding process for newcomers seeking to explore the Web3 space without setting up external wallets such as metamask.io and Trust Wallet. OpenSea’s new wallet is not limited to Ethereum. The NFT marketplace said the wallet feature is compatible with all the nine protocols supported by the platform. These networks include Solana, Polygon, Klaytn, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, BNB Smart Chain, Zora, and Coinbase’s Base. Additionally, the wallet supports credit and debit card purchases, allowing users to directly acquire NFTs, digital collectibles, and cryptocurrencies through OpenSea.
“Now, it’s easier than ever to collect or create NFTs using OpenSea – you can create a wallet with just an email address and buy, sell, and transfer them easily with support for credit and debit card purchases,” said OpenSea. According to an announcement on January 9, 2024, the wallet is designed to perform all fundamental on-chain activities just like MetaMask and Trust Wallet. Users can manage funds and monitor transactions on the blockchain seamlessly without relying on external wallet extensions.
OpenSea said it partnered with Privy, a New York-based company that provides developers the infrastructures and tools needed to change how users connect to their favorite products for its new wallet venture.
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