The phrase "a number of wallets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to several wallets, indicating a quantity that is more than one but not specified.
Example: "I found a number of wallets on the table, each belonging to a different person."
Alternatives: "several wallets" or "multiple wallets".
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Having V.me become not just an e-commerce and m-commerce option, but also a mobile payments option, will further clutter the digital wallet landscape, now filled with a number of digital wallet and mobile wallet contenders.
OFAC's action reflects an understanding that a number of blockchain wallets may be controlled by persons and entities involved in illegal transactions, money laundering and/or terrorist finance.
Lukas Stefanko, a cybersecurity researcher at ESET, has found a number of fake Ether wallets going around Google Play.
Founded by Macromedia alum Jeremy Allaire and long-running collaborator Sean Neville, Circle's offering is, on the surface little different from a number of other Bitcoin "wallet" services, such as those provided by competitors such as Blockchain or Coinbase.
Key to bitcoin's performance, at least from an external perspective, is the number of wallets in existence.
Formed in 2010, Isis has not really taken off in the U.S., not only because Apple has yet to introduce an NFC-supported iPhone, but also because NFC is not accepted everywhere, and it faces a number of competitors – including Google Wallet and the banks themselves, who have been realizing they don't need mobile operator partners to retain control of their customers.
While no one was hurt, 2Chainz did hand over a number of items, including his wallet (which he says was empty), and it's not clear if he actually lost his signature chains or not (if he did, he certainly replaced them quick).
A number of virtual currency exchanges and wallets have collectively lost billions of dollars' worth of Bitcoin to thieves.
Featured are a number of accessories including duct-tape wallets, unique digital watches, a solar-powered messenger bag, keychains, tie tacks and cufflinks like the ones pictured above.
The network has grown considerably by a factor of 6.6 since 2103 in terms of the number of wallets.
