How do multi-currency wallets differ from regular ones?

Regular wallets use only one currency, for example rubles, while multi-currency wallets support several fiat currencies at once — dollars, euros, rubles — as well as digital currencies

A multi-currency wallet is a great choice if you make international payments or travel to different countries

You simply switch from one currency account to another in the wallet and pay for goods and services or send money.
Unlike regular wallets, multi-currency wallets have built-in conversion

In regular e-wallets, conversion goes through third-party services, takes longer and often costs more

Multi-currency wallets usually charge extra fees for conversion. It is also worth noting that multi-currency wallets are potentially more vulnerable because they process more operations

VouWallet is a multi-currency e-wallet that works with different currencies for top-ups and payments — rubles, dollars and various digital currencies