Bitcoin Wallet Ledger Adds Support for PSBTs, Multisig

Bitcoin Wallet Ledger Adds Support for PSBTs, Multisig

The hardware wallet maker released its new Bitcoin application, allowing users to enjoy more complex wallet functionalities.Ledger has launched the latest version of its Bitcoin application, adding support for partially-signed bitcoin transactions (PSBTs), data Merkleization, and new wallet policies, the company said in a statement. The update enables users to create secure multisignature setups with their Ledgers and for Taproot use cases to come in the future.“In order to reach a billion users, it is imperative that we make the technology both easier to use and more robust, and to do....


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