Cardano Wallet now supports Milkomeda.

FlintWallet, a feature-rich Cardano-based wallet, has released its 2.0 version, marking a significant step forward for the platform.

FlintWallet now supports Milkomeda C1 tokens in this new update as part of its mission to become a full-fledged digital wallet compatible with any blockchain network.

Sebastien Guillemot, CTO of dcSpark, commented on this development, saying that Flint’s addition of Milkomeda support is yet another “huge step” toward Cardano interoperability.

Future features will include smart contract support, as well as wrapped smart contracts as gaming wallet support.

This move will undoubtedly be viewed as a significant step toward realizing the vision of seamless interoperability between Cardano networks and other blockchains.

The ability for systems from different networks to securely synchronize and/or interact with one another is referred to as interoperability between blockchains. Interoperability allows different digital assets, data sets, and transactions to communicate with one another, allowing distributed ledger technologies to reach their full potential.

Flint currently supports sending and receiving assets on Cardano using Ethereum and Solana.

It allows users to interact with decentralized applications and view non-fungible tokens (NFTs) without having to leave their wallet.