0xPass
Auth and login for web3 apps with account abstraction
0xPass launched on March 20, 2023 with 87 votes, #726 of 5,007 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Frictionless auth and login for your dapp. Supercharged by account abstraction, 0xPass provides a secure and customizable onboarding flow for you DApp and simplifies wallet based authentication and authorization.
A Programmable & MPC-Based Distributed Key Management Network
Passport protocol is key management infra enabling frictionless onboarding and transactions. Build on Passport to enable programmable authentication and recovery methods, and bring scheduled and automated transactions for your users with ease. Traditional MPC solutions split key shares between end users and their backend. As a result, they come with limited flexibility around customizing auth and recovery mechanisms. Recoveries always rely on user shares, and transactions have to be manually prompted by users. Passport Protocol separates itself from traditional MPC models by distributing key shares solely among network nodes. Reliance on MPC algorithms and secure enclaves ensures the entire…from 0xpass.io
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