📄️ Description
Biconomy Smart Accounts are flexible in allowing you to use any signer from an EIP-1193 provider, (or simply an ethers signer) to create a Smart Account. Let's take a look again at how we initialize a smart account:
🗃️ Sign With EOA
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📄️ Particle Network
One way to utilize Social Logins is via Particle Network. This section will give you code snippets for creating Biconomy Smart Accounts with Particle Network. Particle Network allows you to introduce familiar Web2 experiences, with the following code snippets you can unlock: authentication with email to create a smart account as well as authentication with different social providers to create a Smart Account.
📄️ Privy
Privy is a simple toolkit for progressive authentication in web3. With Privy you can add features that allow you to nnboard users across traditional and web3 authentication methods. Users can sign in to your app with a crypto wallet, an email address, their phone number, or even a social profile (e.g., Twitter or Discord). Users don’t need to have a wallet to explore your product.
📄️ Magic
Our Smart Accounts are signer agnostic, in this how to guide we'll show you how to incorporate Magic Link for creating a login experience that uses google login/email/or connect wallet all using the Magic Link UI. You can also add more features such as Social Login by building on top of these snippets, check out the official Magic Documentation for more information.
📄️ DFNS
Dfns provides wallet-as-a-service infrastructure that enables crypto developers to forget about private key management so they can focus on building what matters most — their applications. This guide will show you how to create a smart account using DFNS as a signer.
📄️ Capsule
Capsule is a signing solution that you can use to create secure, embedded MPC wallets with just an email or a social login. Capsule wallets are portable across applications, recoverable, and programmable, so your users do not need to create different signers or contract accounts for every application they use.
📄️ Web3Auth
The package @biconomy/web3-auth has been deprecated. It is highly recommended that if you integrate web3auth you should use their packages directly.