Brian HuangCo-founder, Glider
"ZeroDev was the clear choice. ZeroDev gave us production-ready infrastructure from day one."
Orchestration
Turn complex onchain flows into one product experience
ZeroDev Orchestration helps teams coordinate funding, permissions, policy, and execution across chains. Bring together Smart Routing Address flows, smart accounts, chain abstraction, and programmable transaction patterns without exposing the complexity to users.
Why Orchestration
Product logic does not stop at one transaction
Modern wallet, fintech, and trading experiences require more than isolated calls. They need a way to coordinate deposits, permissions, approvals, automation, and chain-aware execution so the product behaves like one system instead of a sequence of disconnected wallet actions.
Cross-Chain Coordination
Coordinate funding and execution across chains
Policy Flows
Make permissions and policy part of the product flow
Unified Execution
Reduce the chain-specific logic users and product teams have to manage
What It Connects
Coordinate the pieces behind advanced product flows
Orchestration brings together the account, funding, and execution capabilities that matter once products move beyond simple transactions. Teams can define how assets, permissions, policies, and actions move through the system.
Smart Routing Address (SRA): universal funding flows from CEXs, onramps, and other chains
Chain abstraction: hide bridge and network complexity from the end user
Permissions: scope what can happen, when, and by whom
Policy: define operating rules for spend, routing, approvals, and automation
Programmable Transaction ready execution: support more programmable transaction behavior as product complexity grows
Permissions and Policy
Safer automation starts with explicit guardrails
Orchestration helps teams move from manual wallet interactions to controlled automation. Permissions and policy let products support advanced behavior without turning every action into a blind trust exercise.
Account Authority
Set who or what can act on behalf of an account
Execution Rules
Define conditions for spend, execution, routing, or approval
Controlled Automation
Automate approved actions while keeping account intent explicit
Make multi-chain feel like one product surface
Users should not have to understand which bridge, chain, or rail powers the flow. With chain abstraction and Smart Routing Address support, Orchestration helps teams create one coherent experience for moving value and executing actions.
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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Build the execution layer your roadmap will eventually need
When the product requires more than a wallet and a transaction button, Orchestration gives teams a clearer path forward.
