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Sei Wallet Coming Preinstalled on Xiaomi’s Global Smartphone Lineup
Key Takeaways
- Xiaomi will include Sei’s crypto wallet on new phones sold outside China and the US, which offers built-in access to digital assets;
- The Sei app will let users log in with Google or Xiaomi accounts for easy setup and direct access to decentralized apps;
- Stablecoin payments, including USDC, are planned for Xiaomi’s stores and online platforms by mid-2026.
Xiaomi announced plans to include Sei’s crypto wallet on its upcoming smartphones, as part of a new collaboration with the Layer-1 blockchain developer.
The agreement means that Xiaomi devices released in markets beyond mainland China and the United States will feature the Sei wallet and app as part of the initial software package.
The new app, described as a "next-generation crypto wallet and discovery tool", will make it easier for Xiaomi users to access digital assets without downloading extra software.
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According to Sei Labs, the built-in wallet will support logins using existing Google and Xiaomi accounts, which offers a smoother setup process and curated access to decentralized apps.
Jeff Feng, Co-Founder of Sei Labs, called the partnership a key milestone for blockchain adoption. He noted that this approach lowers barriers for everyday users who might otherwise find setting up wallets or using crypto apps complicated.
The rollout will begin in regions where digital currency use is already common. Countries in Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa are expected to receive the first batch of Xiaomi phones with Sei’s app installed.
Both companies also plan to test payment options using stablecoins within Xiaomi’s retail and online platforms. This would allow customers to purchase Xiaomi products with stablecoins issued on the Sei network, such as USDC
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