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Read technical deep dives, product explainers, customer stories, and architecture perspectives from the ZeroDev team.
Introducing ZeroDev Wallet
ZeroDev Wallet completes the ZeroDev platform, giving teams one place to build embedded wallet onboarding, smart account execution, gasless transactions, recovery, permissions, and automation.
Stop Losing 90% of Users: Deploy Seed Phrase-Free Wallets in Under 10 Lines of Code
The archaic seed phrase model is identified as the single greatest impediment to Web3 mass adoption, acting as a profit-killer by causing an estimated 60-90% user drop-off during onboarding.
How Glider Uses ZeroDev to Automate Cross-Chain Portfolio Management
This case study details how Glider, a cross-chain portfolio manager, leveraged ZeroDev’s Account Abstraction (AA) infrastructure to eliminate onboarding friction and automate execution, allowing the app to look and feel like a consumer-grade fintech product.
How Nika Makes Onchain Trading Feel Like One Product
Nika uses ZeroDev’s account abstraction and gas sponsorship infrastructure to unify spot markets, perpetuals, yield, and more into one non-custodial trading experience without exposing users to blockchain complexity.
How walllet.com Powered 100K+ Smart Accounts with ZeroDev
See how walllet.com used ZeroDev’s smart account infrastructure, passkeys, and gas sponsorship to eliminate onboarding friction and surpass 100,000 wallet creations.
RWA TVL on ZeroDev Grows 121% as New Tools Simplify Onchain Onboarding
RWA TVL across ZeroDev accounts grew 121% to $585,000 as new tools simplified asset routing, enterprise access, and wallet onboarding.
Cross-Chain Funding: How to Design a Seamless Deposit-to-Action Flow
Learn how to design cross-chain funding as one seamless flow, connecting deposits, routing, permissions, gas, execution, and recovery to the user’s intended action.
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.
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.
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