According to CoinWorld news, the blockchain protocol Concordium has launched a mobile age verification application based on zk-SNARKs, supporting both iOS and Android systems. Users can create an encrypted digital identity by paying $0.01 and can prove attributes such as age (e.g., nationality, date of birth) to third-party services without disclosing actual information to the service provider. The launch of the application coincides with the UK's new regulations coming into force on August 1, requiring age verification for access to adult content, sparking privacy protection controversies. The UK's communications regulator, Ofcom, allows the use of reusable digital identity wallet solutions that comply with data protection standards, and Concordium has stated that it is in discussions with Ofcom regarding compliance. Google Wallet integrated zk-SNARKs technology for age verification in April, indicating that this technology is gradually penetrating non-crypto scenarios.

According to reports from the coin world, Bitpanda has launched the Bitpanda DeFi Wallet, supporting over 5000 tokens across major blockchains, just over a week after reporting record financial performance. In a press release shared with crypto.news, Bitpanda—one of Europe's leading crypto assets platforms offering over 3200 digital assets—unveiled the Bitpanda DeFi Wallet, which is the second product in its Web3 suite. The wallet allows users to trade, earn, and manage digital assets across multiple chains without leaving the app. At launch, it supports over 5000 tokens and multiple blockchain networks, including Ethereum ( ETH ), Solana ( SOL ), and Polygon (.