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In the context of cryptoassets, a wallet is a tool used to store the private password (key) for accessing cryptoassets on the blockchain and to share the public address for receiving cryptoassets. | In the context of cryptoassets, a wallet is a tool used to store the private password (key) for accessing cryptoassets on the blockchain and to share the public address for receiving cryptoassets. | ||
3. ''Financial services - share of wallet.'' | 3. ''Financial services - share of wallet.'' | ||
Profitable banking services, from the perspective of the | Profitable banking services, from the perspective of the bank. | ||
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* [[Information technology]] | * [[Information technology]] | ||
* [[Money]] | * [[Money]] | ||
* [[Pass-through wallet]] | |||
* [[Payment service provider]] | * [[Payment service provider]] | ||
* [[Prepaid card]] | * [[Prepaid card]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:50, 27 June 2023
1. Information technology - payment systems - payment cards.
Abbreviation for electronic wallet, or digital wallet.
2. Information technology - blockchain - cryptoassets.
In the context of cryptoassets, a wallet is a tool used to store the private password (key) for accessing cryptoassets on the blockchain and to share the public address for receiving cryptoassets.
3. Financial services - share of wallet.
Profitable banking services, from the perspective of the bank.
4. Money - banknotes - cards.
A physical case for personal banknotes and plastic cards.
