At the point when David Marcus said that he expected numerous Libra-supporting wallets to come to market to contend with Calibra, maybe he wasn't expecting such a brisk reaction.
The engineers at ZenGo, an Israeli startup that as of late discharged a keyless, non-custodial retail wallet, simply distributed open source code for Libra's first non-custodial wallet, only two weeks after Facebook's declaration.
This is the primary option in contrast to the Calibra wallet, a proposed custodial wallet that will keep up oversight of client's assets. A Facebook backup of a similar name will build up the Calibra wallet and other budgetary administrations for the Libra money.
