Google will allow users to access Bitcoin wallets through Google accounts, intends to use zero-knowledge proof technology

Odaily Planet Daily News Yesterday during the Hong Kong Bitcoin Technology Carnival, Google Web3 expert Kyle Song revealed that Google is working to simplify the process of using Bitcoin for Google users. He pointed out that Google "is exploring ways to lower the entry barrier so that Web2 users can easily use Bitcoin." Song said that since the Bitcoin ETF was approved by the US SEC, the company has been working to integrate Bitcoin into its ecosystem for about a year. According to him, Google is preparing a very simple to use solution that will seamlessly integrate cryptocurrency into the Google ecosystem used by billions of people around the world. He explained that the Bitcoin wallet will be embedded in the Web2 interface so that users can log in to their BTC wallets with a Google account. As for encrypted payments, Google's goal is to make them as simple and intuitive as existing Web2 payment solutions. Another focus of the Google team is to ensure the security of its solutions, and is working to "solve the trust problem between on-chain and off-chain systems." In order to maintain stable, trustless operation, Google will deploy zero-knowledge proof or similar encryption technology. (crypto.news)