An English crypto wallet for expats, travellers and everyone else
English is the language the app starts in, and every country in the setup list offers it. That makes it handy if you live abroad, work in a multilingual team or simply read English more comfortably than your local language.
It reads left to right with Latin digits and a decimal point, and the screens, warnings and errors are all in English, not just the menus.
Your local currency, not just dollars
At setup you choose a country, and that sets the currency you see: for example dirham, lira, riyal, rupee, manat, dram, afghani, toman, euro or ruble. Each amount is shown with the exact crypto amount beside it.
Fiat values come from signed, expiring quotes. If a currency has no reliable rate right now, the app says so instead of inventing a number, and some countries are priced in US dollars.
Switch language without touching your currency
Open Me, then Region settings. Language, currency, calendar and digits are independent choices, so you can read in English and keep Hijri dates or Arabic-Indic digits if you prefer them.
The app offers 12 languages in total, written in their own scripts in the picker.
What you can do in it
Hold coins on 15 networks, send to an @handle, and see the network fee before you confirm. The review screen warns about look-alike addresses.
Where P2P is available in your country, you can buy or sell USDT with local bank transfers through an on-chain escrow. P2P needs an identity check; the wallet itself does not.