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W3Smart Wallet Tutorial: Guide to test W3Smart Wallet

W3Smart Wallet Tutorial: Guide to test W3Smart Wallet

Apr 13, 2023 • 4 min read

W3Smart Wallet is currently deployed on the testnet of BNB Smart Chain and Polygon. Here is a guide on how to test W3Smart Wallet on testnet.

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W3Smart Wallet vs. Other Wallets

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W3Smart Wallet vs. Other Wallets

Apr 7, 2023 • 3 min read

W3Smart Wallet stands out as a wallet dedicated to blockchain gamings

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Account Abstraction - The Future of Wallets

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Account Abstraction - The Future of Wallets

Apr 3, 2023 • 4 min read

After completing the long-awaited Merge, Vitalik Buterin focuses on another passion project: Account Abstraction. Account Abstraction in Ethereum provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to rethink how wallets work, what accounts can do, and how accounts interact with dApps. Externally-owned accounts (EOAs) - Ethereum’s types of accounts EOAs are traditional accounts

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The Development of Web3 Gaming

Jun 21

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The Development of Web3 Gaming

Web3 games (also known as play-to-earn, play-to-own, crypto, blockchain, or NFT games) are digital games that use blockchain technology as the foundation for the game's economy. Web3 Gaming at a glance Web3 games are defined by having game assets that are owned (held in custodial wallets) by players in the

Account Abstraction: The Benefits of smart contract wallet

May 30

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Account Abstraction: The Benefits of smart contract wallet

Ethereum engagement is solely through externally owned accounts (EOAs) for users. This is the only method to initiate a transaction or run a smart contract, which restricts the user's interaction capabilities with Ethereum. For instance, executing batches of transactions becomes challenging and users are obligated to maintain an ETH balance

EIP-1271: How smart contracts validate signatures

May 25

EIP-1271: How smart contracts validate signatures

Smart contract wallets like W3Smart Wallet rely on the EIP1271 standard for signature validation. What is EIP-1271? Traditional signature authentication on the Ethereum blockchain has relied on the ECDSA signatures. In EOAs, the private key signs the transactions, whereas in smart contract wallets, the contract itself signs the transactions. This

W3Smart Wallet: A new generation smart contract wallet for crypto security

May 18

W3Smart Wallet: A new generation smart contract wallet for crypto security

It's built on Account Abstraction technology (compliant with ERC4337), enabling powerful features such as account recovery, executing transactions with multi-approval, transaction batching, and paying for transactions in ERC20. Today, in this blog, we will break down how W3Smart Wallet's security works. At the heart of its security model are guardians.