Several months after the tech giant Samsung integrated Blockchain Keystore on its new line of Galaxy smartphones, offering cryptocurrency storage and transactions for ether (ETH) and related ERC20 tokens, it has now included bitcoin features to its developers kit (SDK).

The SDK allows Android devices to link blockchain addresses to the Blockchain keystore, sign cryptocurrency transactions and check the Keystore status.

However it must be noted that these feathers of the phones are still currently only available in limited jurisdictions: Canada, Germany, South Korea, Switzerland, the U.S. and U.K.

In addition to Bitcoin features the updated SDK also included the support for the native cryptocurrency of Klaytn blockchain, Klaytn, which was recently released by Korean messaging app gian Kakao.

A more interesting question though is when, if ever, will Samsung release its own crypto token which it has suggested in the past.

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