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To enable Web3 onboarding with embedded wallets, configure the authentication provider with your app ID and desired login methods. This creates non-custodial wallets for users automatically, abstracting away seed phrase management and browser extension requirements.

Account abstraction with smart wallets enables gas sponsorship and batched transactions using Safe. It works by integrating smart contract wallets, allowing dApps to sponsor transaction fees and bundle multiple operations into a single user action.

Yes, embedded wallet authentication supports Solana and EVM chains. It provides cross-chain compatibility for non-custodial wallet creation, allowing dApps to onboard users seamlessly across both ecosystems using a single authentication configuration.

Yes, you can use server-side JWT verification for API security with social login. The authentication system issues JWTs that your backend can verify, ensuring API endpoints remain secure while users authenticate via familiar methods like Google or Apple.

Shamir Secret Sharing secures non-custodial embedded wallets by splitting the private key into multiple shares. This ensures no single party holds the complete key, maintaining user custody while enabling wallet recovery via social logins, email, or passkeys.

Besides email and passkeys, Web3 onboarding supports 15+ login methods including Google, Apple, and Farcaster. These options let users authenticate using existing accounts while automatically provisioning a secure embedded wallet in the background.