When it comes to choosing between custodial and non-custodial wallets for gaming, there are several factors to consider. Both types of wallets have their own sets of benefits and limitations, and the choice depends on your preferences and priorities.
Session keys are cryptographic keys used to establish a secure connection between a player's device, the game server and the user's web3 account. They are generated inside the player's device and are used to authenticate requests from the player.
We categorize the present strategies into two main categories: 1)Embedded Wallet Solutions and 2)Web3 Gaming Backend-as-a-Service. Let's take a deeper look at the current solutions.
We are thrilled to announce the seed funding round for Openfort, a platform that streamlines crypto account management and empowers programmatic transactions through robust API endpoints.
One innovation in the blockchain space is EIP-4337, a standard for account abstraction on the EVM ecosystem. In this document, we will delve into the Paymaster component of EIP-4337 and its functionality within the framework.
Learn about the Openfort's architecture with our diagrams and see how it can help you get your game to the next level,
Unleashing the power of customizable and programmable wallets in the gaming industry
Openfort offers the flexibility to self-host or opt for a pro version, aligning with open-source principles.
A standardized framework for game ecosystems offers key features such as single sign-on, interoperability, achievement tracking, enhanced permissioning flows, and ecosystem control.
Today, we're seeing trends like dapp and vertical-specific wallets, where crypto-aware products are becoming more like wallets. How will all these shape in the future?
This article explores the potential of Web3 games, which incorporate blockchain elements such as smart contracts and NFTs, to disrupt the traditional gaming industry. It challenges the assumption that current offerings are the zenith of what's possible, drawing parallels with the early days of mobile gaming.
Wallets were originally created with an emphasis on buying tokens for speculation rather than for practical use cases. However, as cryptocurrencies become more user-friendly, new use cases for them will emerge, making it easier to transmit them to end-users.
From panels and workshops to announcements, it's clear how vibrant the gaming industry is. Studios and developers have tons of new games to share, and the community is open to new concepts. Experimentation with crypto rails is evident.