Brian HuangCo-founder, Glider
"ZeroDev was the clear choice. ZeroDev gave us production-ready infrastructure from day one."
About ZeroDev
Building the infrastructure behind better onchain products
ZeroDev exists to remove the wallet and account friction that slows adoption. We build the smart account foundation behind familiar onboarding, clearer funding flows, safer automation, and more intuitive user experiences.
Our mission
We believe wallet complexity is a problem teams should not have to pass on to users. ZeroDev gives builders the infrastructure to create experiences that feel familiar, secure, and ready for mainstream use.
Why We’re Credible
Built close to the standard, focused on the product outcome
ZeroDev combines deep smart account expertise with the engineering rigor and institutional backing of Offchain. That gives teams confidence that the infrastructure beneath their product is designed for real-world use.
Deep smart account and modular architecture experience
Alignment with account abstraction and modular smart account standards
Product direction centered on builders and end-user experience
Values
The principles behind the platform
ZeroDev is built to be a serious engineering partner without losing sight of the product experience users actually feel.
Frictionless experience is essential
Excellence compounds
Empower the builder
Testimonials
Trusted by more than 300 apps
David SneiderCo-founder and Project Lead, Lit Protocol
"Integration with ZeroDev as the smart account of choice was an easy decision."
Luc LojaCEO, Offramp
"ZeroDev’s documentation and team support made all the difference. Whenever we hit a roadblock, we got immediate help."
Blog
Blog Posts & Press Releases
Developers11 min read
The EOA Transition: An In-Place Path to Native AA
ERC-4337 and Kernel proved that programmable accounts can work. The next step is native account abstraction that lets existing EOAs replace their root authorization without abandoning the address, assets, approvals, and history users already rely on.
August 18, 2026
Developers11 min read
Kernel v1–v4: What Production Kept and What It Left Behind
Across four versions, Kernel evolved from an EOA-shaped smart account into a modular foundation for replaceable validation, permissions, and EIP-7702. Its history reveals which account abstraction capabilities became durable products, and which still need better packaging.
August 13, 2026
Developers9 min read
ERC-4337 : Final, Not Finished
A builder’s retrospective on what ERC-4337 proved in production: less a path to mass smart-account migration, and more a shared rail for gas sponsorship, embedded onboarding, and programmable accounts.
August 12, 2026
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Better web3 UX does not happen by accident. It takes account infrastructure designed around the product, not just the protocol.
