- Sei Mobile App will ship pre-installed on all new Xiaomi phones to expand global finance access.
- The app adds stablecoin payments and links to 20,000+ retail locations across major regions.
- Direct device integration offers seamless onboarding for 680M Xiaomi users worldwide.
Sei Network and Xiaomi are preparing a wide global rollout of the Sei Mobile App as part of a broad hardware plan. The app will come pre-installed on new Xiaomi smartphones worldwide. It will support personal finance tools, stablecoin payments, retail links, and broad app-store access for many new users.
Sei Mobile App to Expand Finance Access
Sei Network is moving into mobile finance through a direct release in the Xiaomi ecosystem, and this marks a wide distribution step. The Sei Mobile App will offer a personal finance hub with tools for digital asset storage and simple on-chain access. The app will aim to lower entry barriers for everyday users, and it will support features that work inside Xiaomi’s software layer.
The companies said the app will also connect with stablecoin payments. Sei Labs noted that its team wants to link USDC and other Sei-native stablecoins to Xiaomi’s mobile services and retail channels. Jeff Feng said the move solves the “onboarding problem” because users can log in with Google or Xiaomi IDs.
Xiaomi devices reach large regions, and the rollout will target Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa. The app will appear on devices sold outside the United States and mainland China, and it will arrive without the need for extra setup.
Retail Reach and Distribution Strategy
Sei and Xiaomi will explore payment links with more than 20,000 retail locations, and these stores may accept stablecoin payments once systems are ready. The companies said they expect early tests in Hong Kong and the European Union by the second quarter of 2026, and these tests may expand after review.
The rollout also includes app-store distribution across Xiaomi’s broad device base. This step may bring the Sei Mobile App to hundreds of millions of users, and it may reduce friction for people new to blockchain finance. Jay Jog said, “We are moving from a world where crypto is something you have to find, to one where it finds you.”
Xiaomi reports more than 680 million active users, and this reach gives Sei a wide global path. The project aims for pure distribution through direct hardware placement and simple mobile pathways.
