EToro, which last month became the first platform to offer fiat trading of cryptocurrency exchange Binance’s in-house token Binance Coin (BNB), promises to add additional functionality to the product following the initial release.
“The eToro wallet today is just the beginning and we will adding a whole host of additional functionality which will include supporting additional crypto and fiat tokens, crypto to crypto conversion, the ability to deposit fiat, payment in store and more,” CEO Yoni Assia commented in the press release.
The wallet will at first provide support for Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Ethereum (ETH) and Litecoin (LTC).
EToro, which boasts over 10 million registered users, currently supports fourteen total crypto currencies on its platform, adding the range covered by the crypto wallet would likewise grow as part of its “phased” rollout.