Impauer Technologies launches PauerOne digital asset wallet

Impauer Technologies Inc. (CSE: IMPR) (OTCQB: IMPTF) has released its PauerOne Wallet V1, a non-custodial digital asset wallet, now available on Android and via a web application, according to a company statement.

The wallet supports multiple blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Solana, allowing users to store, send, and receive digital assets through a single interface. It includes decentralized peer-to-peer cross-chain swap functionality, biometric authentication, and onboarding options using Google or Apple social credentials through Multi-Party Computation.

PauerOne operates on a self-custodial basis, meaning the company does not hold or control user assets or private keys. The wallet also includes a rewards program tied to user activity within the application.

iOS availability is pending Apple App Store approval. Browser extensions for Chrome, Edge, and Safari are also awaiting approval from their respective extension stores. The Vancouver, British Columbia-based company said it expects those approvals in the near future.

"The release of PauerOne marks an important first step in executing our broader product roadmap," said Suha Askary, Chief Executive Officer of Impauer Technologies. "This launch establishes a foundation for Impauer's commercial strategy, with additional monetization features planned as the Wallet and broader ecosystem continue to develop."

The company stated that the current version offers free access to core wallet features, with future iterations planned to introduce commercial revenue mechanisms. Transaction and network fees are borne by end users at the time of each transaction.

Impauer described PauerOne as the first in a planned series of product releases across its technology roadmap.

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