WalletConnect (WTC) Launches New Features to Accelerate Web3 Integration
WalletConnect (WTC), the open-source protocol that serves as a key bridge between crypto wallets and Web3 applications, has officially rolled out a set of new features designed to speed up integration and enhance cross-platform connectivity. The update comes amid growing demand for secure and efficient Web3 infrastructure solutions.
🔍 What’s New?
The new WTC v3 now supports multi-session connections, allowing users to connect to multiple decentralized apps (DApps) simultaneously through a single wallet interface.
It introduces the Chain Agnostic Protocol (CAP), which enables developers to build cross-chain applications without needing to tailor connections for each network individually.
Enhanced support has been added for Layer-2s and zk-rollups, including networks like Arbitrum, Optimism, and zkSync.
📈 Why It Matters
WalletConnect is currently an industry standard for wallet-to-DApp connectivity, used by hundreds of major platforms including Uniswap, OpenSea, and MetaMask. With these new capabilities, WTC aims to offer a faster, more seamless, and more secure user experience in Web3.
💬 Team Commentary
> “We’re building connectivity that is not only smart but scalable for the future of Web3,” said Pedro Gomes, Founder of WalletConnect.
This update is expected to boost WTC adoption among both institutions and retail users and further solidify its position as a critical backbone of the global Web3 infrastructure.
