PUM Exchange Launches Unified Multi-Chain Wallet to Advance Cross-Chain Crypto Asset Management
The wallet marks a significant infrastructure upgrade, aiming to address one of the most pressing challenges facing crypto users today: fragmented cross-chain asset management.
Solving the Cross-Chain Complexity Problem
As decentralized ecosystems expand across multiple Layer 1 and Layer 2 chains, users are increasingly burdened by the need to juggle multiple wallets, bridges, gas fees, and user interfaces. PUM's new wallet architecture introduces an integrated solution that unifies these functions into a single, secure, and intuitive interface, eliminating reliance on third-party wallets or bridges.
Key Capabilities of the Unified Multi-Chain Wallet
Cross-Chain Asset Management: Users can view, manage, and organize digital assets across over 30 supported blockchains, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Solana, Polygon, Tron, and Bitcoin. Native support ensures faster transaction recognition, unified balances, and contextual action prompts.
Integrated Swaps and Native Bridge Routing: The wallet supports on-chain swapping and cross-chain bridging, allowing users to move assets seamlessly across networks without leaving the PUM environment. Smart routing algorithms detect the most cost-efficient and fastest routes in real time.
Security by Design: MPC + Self-Custody Hybrid: PUM incorporates Multi-Party Computation (MPC) to deliver enterprise-grade key management, ensuring private keys are never fully exposed or stored in a single location. Users retain full control of their assets while benefiting from institution-level security protocols.
Automated Gas Fee Optimization: The wallet automatically recommends optimal fee levels based on network congestion, reducing failed transactions and unnecessary costs — especially critical on volatile networks like Ethereum and Solana.
NFT and Token Compatibility: Beyond fungible tokens, the wallet also includes support for standard NFT formats (ERC-721, ERC-1155, SPL) across multiple networks, enabling users to view and transfer NFTs directly.
Positioning PUM as a Web3 Operating Layer
This wallet release is not a stand-alone product, but part of PUM's broader transformation into a Web3-native operating platform. The company's roadmap includes deeper integration with DeFi, GameFi, and on-chain social protocols — all accessed through a single account and wallet.
In the next development phases, PUM plans to introduce:
'The future of crypto will be chain-agnostic and app-centric,' said Allen Oliverr ,Founder of Pum Exchange. 'We believe wallets will become the browser of Web3, and we're building toward that reality.'
Global Rollout and Access
The Unified Multi-Chain Wallet is available now to all PUM Exchange users across supported jurisdictions. It can be accessed via the PUM Web Platform, as well as the updated PUM Mobile App (iOS & Android). Migration from the legacy wallet system can be completed in a single step, with no loss of asset visibility or trading functionality.
Developers and institutional clients can also access API-level support for wallet features, allowing them to build integrated trading, settlement, or custody workflows atop PUM's architecture.
About PUM Exchange
PUM Exchange is a global digital asset platform focused on innovation, transparency, and user empowerment. With products spanning spot trading, derivatives, fiat integration, and community governance, PUM is building the future of digital finance.
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