The multi-chain wallet BitKeep announced that it will launch the function of connecting hardware wallets through QR codes and Bluetooth at the end of December, support the mobile version to integrate mainstream hardware wallets, and provide non-network solutions for wallet asset management. The first batch of cooperative hardware wallets are Keystone and OneKey, and wallet partners such as Ledger and Trezor will be introduced later. This month, BitKeep Wallet launched the Keep Initiative security protection plan to improve the existing security system, and listed code audit open source, security guarantee fund, user security education, and hardware wallet integration as key upgrade directions. At present, BitKeep has launched contract detection, blacklist address library and other functions, completed the open source audit of Swap V2 core code, and launched a security fund plan with an initial capital of 1 million US dollars.