
At a critical juncture where the encryption industry intersects with consumer electronics, Sei Network announced a global strategic partnership with Xiaomi on December 10, 2025, to preload an encryption Wallet and Web3 discovery applications provided by Sei on future new smartphones. This plan will officially be implemented starting in 2026, covering markets such as Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa.
This “pre-installed as an entry point” model is a direct way for blockchain technology to enter the mainstream consumer group. For many users, this means that there is no need to download cumbersome applications or learn complex concepts; they can simply open their phones to access the world of digital currency.
The pre-installed encryption wallet on Xiaomi phones will have the following core features:
This design shows the trend of further maturity in blockchain user experience.
Sei and Xiaomi also plan to introduce stablecoin payment features in the ecosystem. Currently, both parties have confirmed that they will launch a pilot in the second quarter of 2026 in regions such as Hong Kong and the European Union, allowing users to purchase Xiaomi products, including smartphones, home appliances, and even electric vehicles, using stablecoins like USDC.
If this plan is successful, it will not only change the payment role of digital assets but may also become a part of mainstream e-commerce and offline consumption payments.
Xiaomi, as the world’s third-largest smartphone manufacturer, holds over 13% market share in the global market and dominates in regions such as India and Greece.
Therefore, this pre-installed encryption wallet plan means potential coverage of hundreds of millions of device users. This scale is difficult for traditional wallets to reach, marking an important step for blockchain technology towards true mass adoption.
The collaboration between Sei and Xiaomi is not only a product-level innovation but also represents the trend of deep integration between blockchain technology and mainstream consumer electronics. As more users engage with encryption wallets, stablecoin payments, and other features through everyday devices, traditional internet services and the blockchain ecosystem will become increasingly intertwined.
In the future, ordinary users may no longer find Blockchain to be out of reach, but rather as natural and common as using social media or online payments. This trend will reshape the boundaries of the digital economy, while opening up a whole new Web3 ecological experience for developers, businesses, and consumers.











