ZeroDev

ZeroDev Wallet is here. It completes the ZeroDev platform by giving teams one place to build, launch, and scale programmable accounts. Embedded wallets. Smart accounts. Gasless transactions. Recovery. Session keys. Automation. Better onchain products, shipped faster.

A good embedded wallet gets users in, but a programmable account lets the product keep improving after they arrive.

12:00pm BST Next we have @zerodev_app and @Re7Capital talking about finding the wedge.

ZeroDev Wallet gives builders embedded wallet UX with the smart account depth to keep improving the experience after launch.

The pattern across all five: Do not make the user manage the account infrastructure. Let the product define the intent, and let the account layer handle signing, gas, permissions, execution, and recovery in the background.

What does a smart-account-first embedded wallet SDK actually unlock? Here are five product flows that get cleaner when wallet UX and account infrastructure live together.

ZeroDev Wallet gives teams embedded wallet UX with smart account depth. Start simple. Keep room to grow.

The better question is not "do we need an embedded wallet?" It is: "what should the account be able to do after the user signs in?" If the answer includes gasless execution, scoped permissions, batching, automation, recovery, or lifecycle orchestration, the account layer matters.

Embedded wallets solved a real problem: users should not need a seed phrase before they can try an app. But removing the seed phrase is only the first layer of onchain UX.

The wallet is the front door to the account experience. For modern onchain apps, that account experience needs to handle: - sign-in - signing - gas - permissions - recovery - batching - automation - routing ZeroDev Wallet starts there: embedded wallet UX built on programmable accounts.

Enterprise adoption needs the full stack. Infrastructure. Security. Programmable accounts. Production readiness. That is why bringing @arbitrum , Prysm, and ZeroDev together matters for teams building in the programmable economy.

@Offchain @arbitrum @prylabs

The future of enterprise infrastructure is a complete stack built for production. That's why we brought together @arbitrum, @prylabs, and @zerodev_app into one enterprise suite so organizations have everything they need to shape the programmable economy.