On 16 June 2026, WATS Wallet launched a set of new pages on watswallet.com: dedicated product pages, a blog, and comparison guides for people choosing a self-custody wallet.
Product pages
The NFC Metal Card, the Chrome extension and the ATS fee model each have their own page, explaining what it does and what it does not do:
- The NFC Metal Card, an optional tap-to-authenticate second factor that pairs with one phone and never holds private keys.
- The Chrome extension, which brings WATS Wallet to the desktop browser.
- The ATS fee model, which explains how actions on EVM networks are charged in ATS from a single balance on BNB Chain, while Solana and TON use their own native fees.
The WATS blog
The WATS blog publishes wallet guides for everyday tasks, along with technical deep-dives on ATS and NFC authentication. The goal is to explain how the wallet works in plain terms, including its limits.
Comparison guides
We also published two comparison guides that set out the differences in approach, so readers can decide for themselves:
As of October 2026, the blog has 150 articles in 12 languages. New guides and updates are added to the blog over time.