SNEAK PEEK
- New wallet capabilities, such as improved multi-recipient transactions, have been added to the Cardano wallet Typhon.
- Thanks to the new version, users will be able to transfer NFTs straight from the gallery as well as the entire collection of NFTs.
- In addition to wallets like Daedalus and Typhon, IOG is actively developing the Lace wallet for use in all blockchain operations.
The Cardano wallet Typhon has released a New Wallet Release with several new features, including enhanced multi-recipient transaction (tx), improved multi-token selection, and improved dApp transaction (tx) confirmation.
📢📢 New Wallet Release 🌟 2.4.8 ✅
✅ Improved DAPP tx confirmation
✅ Enhanced multi-recipient tx
✅ Improved multi-token selection
✅ Send NFT directly from the gallery
✅ Send the entire NFT collection directly from the gallery#Cardano @cardano_whale @cardano @jpgstoreNFT pic.twitter.com/cArbIRFzgW— Typhon Wallet (@TyphonWallet) November 21, 2022
Users will be able to transfer NFTs directly from the gallery and the whole collection of NFTs thanks to the new upgrade. Typhon allows for the sending and receiving native tokens, CNFTs, and tokens with registry-registered metadata. As previously mentioned, Typhon wallet was updated in June to handle transactions involving multiple addresses. This resulted in lower transaction costs because users may send ADA or other supporting tokens to multiple recipients in a single transaction.
IOG is currently working on the Lace wallet for usage in all blockchain operations, in addition to wallets like Daedalus and Typhon which operate on the Cardano blockchain. On this upcoming platform, which will be light while working as a gateway to web3.0, users will be able to interact with other users and organizations in a peer-to-peer fashion, sharing data and assets without relying on third parties. This summer, IOG plans to release the thin wallet called Lace.
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