PicWe launches a new product, PicWe Wallet, with the official debut of the AI Agent wallet
PicWe's self-developed new generation wallet product has completed internal testing and entered public testing. PicWe Wallet expands the "hardware wallet" from a dedicated device to everyday terminal capabilities, allowing mobile phones, computers, and security keys to be used directly as wallets.
By generating and storing keys within the device, users do not need mnemonic phrases or manual management of private keys; critical operations are completed locally without server storage, reducing the usage threshold and risk from the source.
With this design, users can perform on-chain operations just like using a regular application. At the same time, the wallet also supports providing account capabilities for automated programs (such as AI agents) under certain rules, enabling more flexible on-chain interaction methods.
The public testing version has supported multi-chain asset management, asset exchange, and using stablecoins to pay transaction fees, bringing users closer to the experience of "seamless blockchain usage."
In a broader ecological layout, PicWe is building integrated infrastructure around RWA (Real World Assets) and intelligent applications, covering core aspects such as asset issuance, circulation, and settlement, to serve enterprises in achieving efficiency and cost goals in scenarios like cross-border settlement, asset digitization, and supply chain collaboration.
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