MetaMask will enhance its crypto wallet features during 2019 by making Bitcoin and Solana available through its services. Through this new development users can now use MetaMask to access Bitcoin and Solana transactions smoothly in their preferred ecosystem.

The crypto wallet company announced Bitcoin will join its system in Q3 and Solana will enter the service by May 2023. MetaMask now connects to the first non-Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) chain beyond its usual services.

According to its official press release MetaMask users can now perform basic dApp activities after this update with their Solana ecosystem. Solana users will get MetaMask”s exceptional security features plus its full range of features when they join its platform which already supports multiple other blockchain networks.

MetaMask, Mastercard Launch Crypto Card

The number of people who use Solana increased heavily during the past year because of popular Solana-based memecoins. During January the network performed more than 12 billion transactions showing its steady growth among users.

Besides expanding asset options MetaMask works to transform its user interface and total experience. A future update will enable users to make transactions without needing ETH to pay gas fees due to enhanced operational efficiency. In March the company plans to bring planned changes that let users make token transitions between networks with gas fees included.

MetaMask will let users create many Secret Recovery Phrases so they can control multiple wallets from one Metamask program. The new feature adds security plus better wallet control for people who work with multiple cryptocurrency accounts.

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Besides enhancing the platform”s interface MetaMask enters the payment sector through tangible products. MetaMask and Mastercard collaborate to make a physical MetaMask card that will allow users to spend crypto when making physical transactions. People in particular areas can use a virtual MetaMask card now but the physical card launch begins in April.

As Consensys works to develop MetaMask , the company has achieved major legal progress. After negotiation Joseph Lubin revealed MetaMask would resolve its security-related case with the SEC. Consensys faced regulators at SEC who said the company broke securities rules by offering staking services.

After settling its case with Coinbase the SEC now enters this agreement. Binance and the SEC took a 60-day pause in their legal fight during this month to find better ways to control the cryptocurrency market.