<p>Web browser Opera has expanded its feature, which lets users buy cryptocurrency directly via its in-built wallet, in the U.K.</p> <p>Opera has teamed up with crypto on-ramp provider Ramp Network for the initiative. Ramp supports fiat transfers from bank accounts as well as digital banking app Revolut.</p> <p>The U.K. expansion comes four months after Opera <a href="https://www.theblockcrypto.com/linked/60267/opera-expands-its-crypto-buying-feature-for-the-entire-eu-and-four-more-countries">extended</a> the feature to the entire EU and Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, and Switzerland. For that initiative, Opera partnered with payments firm Wyre.</p> <p>The crypto buying feature is <a href="https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/58929/opera-now-lets-us-users-buy-bitcoin-and-ether-via-apple-pay">also available</a> in the U.S., and three Scandinavian <a href="https://press.opera.com/2019/02/06/opera-crypto-top-up/">countries</a>, i.e., Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.</p> <p>The Norwegian browser maker has today also revealed its crypto users for the first time. It has more than 170,000 monthly active users for the crypto wallet.</p> <p>Opera has also partnered with Dapp.com, meaning its dApp (decentralized applications) explorer will now be supported via the platform.</p>