Peer, a web3 startup building a browser extension for on-chain payments, has updated its product so the extension can now act as a universal funding layer for any crypto wallet on any website. According to the team’s 𝕏 announcement, the extension detects whatever wallet a user is trying to fund and routes fiat or crypto top‑ups through Peer, removing the need for each dapp or wallet to integrate its own separate on‑ramp. This shift positions Peer less as a standalone wallet tool and more as infrastructure that sits between users, wallets and payment rails, abstracting away fragmented funding flows across the web. In the current crypto UX, users often have to move through multiple exchanges, bridges or on‑ramps to get funds into the right chain and wallet; Peer is pitching its extension as a way to standardize that process at the browser level, regardless of the site or wallet being used. By doing so, it aims to improve onboarding for new users and reduce integration work for developers, while plugging into the broader trend of wallet‑agnostic tooling and embedded crypto payments.

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