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Ava Labs Launches Core Mobile Wallet, The Last Crypto Wallet You’ll Ever Need

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Ava Labs has released Core mobile, a free, multichain mobile wallet jam-packed with features for both experts and those new to crypto, while keeping crypto assets and digital collectibles safe under self-custody. Launching first on Android with support for iOS planned for 2023, Core mobile aims to be the fastest and most intuitive wallet for connecting to the rapidly-growing DeFi, NFT, and gaming ecosystems across Avalanche. Core mobile also includes support for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and EVM-compatible blockchains.

Crypto is notoriously difficult to navigate. Most wallets lack compatibility for multiple blockchains, require custom configurations, and don’t have many features that crypto traders and dApp users need.

Core mobile fixes common problems with wallet apps and provides the fastest, most intuitive user experience to connect to Avalanche, with compatibility with other EVM-compatible chains.

Core extension revolutionized wallets with game-changing innovations like native Bitcoin transfers to Avalanche, quick cash on-ramps, and nearly-instant swaps — features that set Core apart from the pack.

These powerful features, and more, are now on Android devices with Core mobile, giving digital asset traders and collectors the ability to:

  • Self-custody assets for greater security- the way it should be
  • Transfer native Bitcoin and Ethereum assets to use on Avalanche DeFi dApps
  • Effortlessly manage Avalanche and Ethereum assets, Bitcoin, NFTs, and more
  • Easily swap hundreds of Avalanche assets
  • Buy AVAX with a debit or credit card in just a few clicks
  • Track real-time asset price movements in one convenient Watchlist
  • Pay anyone by scanning a QR code
  • Connect to high-performance DeFi dApps, NFT marketplaces, and games on Avalanche
  • Explore preloaded Subnets in the Avalanche ecosystem
  • Quickly add any EVM-compatible Layer 1 and Layer 2

Excited about all these amazing features packed into Core mobile? Get a first look here!

“Core mobile is designed to give people maximum control over their crypto, while ensuring the product is intuitive enough for anyone to use,” said Nick Mussallem, SVP, Head of Product at Ava Labs. “Mass adoption is coming, and Core will be the gateway for people who want a single platform that can do it all without the hassle of multiple wallets.”

Download Core mobile for free on Google Play, and never download another wallet again.

Stay tuned for Core mobile on iOS coming soon on the Apple App Store, pending review by Apple.

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