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| sidebar_position: 100 | ||
| sidebar_label: Etherspot Prime SDK | ||
| title: Account Abstraction using Etherspot Prime SDK | ||
| description: "Create a seamless user experience for your dApps on Rootstock and EVM-compatible chains." | ||
| tags: [etherspot, account abstraction, developer tools, rsk, rootstock, ethereum, dApps, smart contracts] | ||
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| Etherspot is an Account Abstraction infrastructure designed to help developers create a seamless web3 user experience for users interacting with their dApps. | ||
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| Available on: <Shield label="mainnet" title="testnet" tooltip="Available on both Mainnet and Testnet" color="orange" /> | ||
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| ## Features | ||
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| Etherspot offers the following AA services: | ||
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| * [Account abstraction Prime SDK](https://etherspot.fyi/prime-sdk/intro) — From social logins, sponsored transactions to transaction batching, using an Etherspot smart wallet can give your dApps a web2-like interface to improve the experience for users. | ||
| * [TransactionKit](https://etherspot.io/transactionkit) - A smart account React library for fast and simple web3 development. | ||
| * [Skandha Bundler](https://github.com/etherspot/skandha) - A modular, developer-friendly Typescript Bundler for Ethereum EIP-4337 Account Abstraction | ||
| * [Arka Paymaster](https://etherspot.fyi/arka/intro) - An open-source Paymaster service for gasless and sponsored transactions. | ||
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| If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out to the team on [Discord](http://discord.gg/rootstock). | ||
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| ## Related Guides | ||
| * [Account Abstraction using Etherspot Prime SDK](/developers/quickstart/rootstock-etherspot/) |
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| sidebar_position: 3 | ||
| sidebar_label: Account Abstraction | ||
| title: Account Abstraction | ||
| description: "How to get started with writing, deploying and testing smart contracts on Rootstock using Hardhat." | ||
| title: Account Abstraction on Rootstock | ||
| description: "Create smarter accounts that give users a seamless web3 experience" | ||
| tags: [hardhat, quick start, developer tools, rsk, rootstock, ethereum, dApps, smart contracts] | ||
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| Account abstraction refers to the different ways to create and manage accounts, other than using a Secret Recovery Phrase and a wallet. | ||
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| Account abstraction enables the creation of new types of accounts called “contract-type accounts” or simply “accounts”. These accounts can hold both code and ether, and they can execute transactions and smart contract functions. This means that contracts can directly control and manipulate funds, eliminating the need for a separate EOA to initiate transactions. | ||
| It enables the creation of new types of accounts called “contract-type accounts” or simply “accounts”. These accounts can hold both code and ether, and they can execute transactions and smart contract functions. This means that contracts can directly control and manipulate funds, eliminating the need for a separate EOA to initiate transactions. | ||
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| Simply put; | ||
| Regular accounts hold your crypto and need your private key for transactions. Account abstraction lets you create smarter accounts like mini-apps that hold your crypto and can send transactions without needing your key every time. | ||
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| ## Benefits | ||
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| Account abstraction brings several benefits to the Rootstock ecosystem: | ||
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| Some benefits include: | ||
| - Enhanced efficiency: By allowing contracts to directly control funds, account abstraction reduces the number of transactions and storage operations required. This leads to improved efficiency and reduces gas costs. | ||
| - Improved privacy: Account abstraction enables the creation of more sophisticated smart contracts that can handle transactions privately within the contract itself. It eliminates the need for external transactions, enhancing privacy for users. | ||
| - Flexible fee payment models: With account abstraction, contracts can pay transaction fees on behalf of users. This allows for more flexible fee payment models, such as subscriptions or microtransactions, where users don’t need to have ether to execute transactions. | ||
| - Customized transaction semantics: Account abstraction opens up possibilities for customizing transaction semantics. Contracts can define their own rules and conditions for executing transactions, enabling more complex and dynamic interactions. | ||
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| ## Account Abstraction Solutions on Rootstock | ||
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| ## Etherspot | ||
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| Etherspot is a top-notch Account Abstraction infrastructure designed to help developers create an unparalleled user experience for their blockchain protocols on Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains. Get started with [Account Abstraction on Rootstock using Etherspot Prime SDK](https://etherspot.fyi/prime-sdk/intro). | ||
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| ## Gelato | ||
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| The Rootstock network is innovating in the account abstraction space, here are solutions that can be used for building your dApps with account abstraction capabilities on Rootstock. | ||
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| <CardsGrid> | ||
| <CardsGridItem | ||
| title="Etherspot Prime SDK" | ||
| subtitle="account abstraction" | ||
| color="green" | ||
| description="Etherspot is an Account Abstraction infrastructure designed to help developers create an unparalleled user experience for their blockchain protocols on Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains." | ||
| linkHref="/dev-tools/account-abstraction/etherspot/" | ||
| linkTitle="Build with Etherspot" | ||
| /> | ||
| <!-- <CardsGridItem | ||
| title="Gelato" | ||
| subtitle="account abstraction, mainnet" | ||
| color="green" | ||
| description="Smart Contract-Enabled Accounts on Rootstock." | ||
| linkHref="https://gelato.network/" | ||
| linkTitle="Build with Gelato" | ||
| /> --> | ||
| </CardsGrid> | ||
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| sidebar_label: Attestations | ||
| title: Attestations on Rootstock | ||
| description: "An attestation is a digital certificate or proof that verifies a specific claim or fact. Learn about how to verify or attest documents, identity, asset ownership in your dApps using attestation tools on Rootstock." | ||
| tags: [attestation, eas, developer tools, rsk, rootstock, ethereum, dApps, smart contracts] | ||
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| An attestation is a digital certificate or proof that verifies a specific claim or fact. It's like a digital stamp of approval, confirming something is true or has occurred. | ||
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| ## Real-world Examples | ||
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| * Passport: A physical document attesting to a person's citizenship and right to travel internationally. | ||
| * University Degree: A certificate confirming academic achievement and qualifications. | ||
| * Driver's License: A legal document certifying the holder's ability to operate a motor vehicle. | ||
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| ## Web3 Attestations | ||
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| In the web3 world, attestations are taking on a new dimension. They can be used to verify: | ||
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| * Digital Identity: Proving one's identity without relying on centralized authorities. | ||
| * Asset Ownership: Confirming ownership of digital assets like NFTs or cryptocurrency. | ||
| * Credential Verification: Verifying skills, certifications, and work experience. | ||
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| The Rootstock network is innovating in the attestation space, here are solutions that can be used for attesting documents or verifying identities within your dApps. | ||
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| <CardsGrid> | ||
| <CardsGridItem | ||
| title="EAS" | ||
| subtitle="attestation" | ||
| color="green" | ||
| description="Ethereum Attestation Service (EAS) is an open-source infrastructure public good for making attestations onchain or offchain. Learn how to use it on Rootstock." | ||
| linkHref="/dev-tools/attestations/eas/" | ||
| linkTitle="Get Started" | ||
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| sidebar_position: 5 | ||
| sidebar_label: Cross Chain Bridges | ||
| title: Cross Chain Bridges | ||
| sidebar_label: Cross Chain | ||
| title: Cross Chain - Bridging between Blockchains | ||
| description: "How to get started with writing, deploying and testing smart contracts on Rootstock using Hardhat." | ||
| tags: [hardhat, quick start, developer tools, rsk, rootstock, ethereum, dApps, smart contracts] | ||
| tags: [cross chain, bridges, developer tools, rsk, rootstock, ethereum, dApps, smart contracts] | ||
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| ## Router Protocol | ||
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| Router Protocol is a layer-1 blockchain enabling chain abstraction. | ||
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| ## Chainport | ||
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| Chainport is a cross-chain bridge integrated with Rootstock. | ||
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| ## Wormhole | ||
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| Wormhole provides access to all the information you need to develop secure multichain applications powered by Wormhole on Rootstock. | ||
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| ## Tokenbridge | ||
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| Safely move your ERC20 tokens between Rootstock and Ethereum with the Tokenbridge dApp. This user-friendly interface lets you interact with the Token Bridge contracts directly. It is available on [Mainnet](https://dapp.tokenbridge.rootstock.io/) or [Testnet](https://dapp.testnet.bridges.rootstock.io/). | ||
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| ## PowPeg App | ||
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| The [PowPeg App](https://powpeg.rootstock.io/) converts BTC to RBTC and vice versa. It is secured by the [PowPeg protocol](/concepts/powpeg/), which is a unique protocol that secures the locked bitcoins with the same Bitcoin hashrate that establishes consensus. | ||
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| It is a web application that fosters the interaction between the bitcoin blockchain and the Rootstock network for easier exchange of BTC and RBTC. It also provides a way to visualize the status of transactions, communicate with a user wallet (both hardware wallets and software wallets), while also providing the highest possible level of security for transactions. | ||
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| Get started with the [PowPeg App](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/) | ||
| Imagine different islands, each with its own unique economy and currency. To trade with each other, these islands need bridges to connect them. In the world of blockchain, these islands are different blockchains, and the bridges are cross-chain bridges. | ||
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| ## Why do we need cross-chain bridges? | ||
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| * Seamless Asset Movement: Just like you can move money between different bank accounts, cross-chain bridges allow you to move your digital assets (like cryptocurrencies or NFTs) between different blockchains. | ||
| * Expanded Opportunities: By connecting different blockchains, you can access a wider range of financial services, decentralized applications (dApps), and investment opportunities. | ||
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| ## How do cross-chain bridges work? | ||
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| * Lock and Mint: When you want to move assets from one blockchain (let's call it Chain A) to another (Chain B), the bridge locks your assets on Chain A and mints a corresponding amount of wrapped assets on Chain B. | ||
| * Transfer and Burn: You can then transfer these wrapped assets on Chain B. Once you're ready to move them back to Chain A, the bridge burns the wrapped assets on Chain B and releases your original assets on Chain A. | ||
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| ## Bridging Solutions on Rootstock | ||
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| <CardsGrid> | ||
| <CardsGridItem | ||
| title="Token Bridge" | ||
| subtitle="cross-chain" | ||
| color="green" | ||
| description="Token Bridge dApp allow for easy movement your ERC-20 tokens (tokens on the Ethereum network) between Ethereum and Rootstock using the user-friendly Tokenbridge dApp." | ||
| linkHref="/resources/guides/tokenbridge/" | ||
| linkTitle="Start Bridging" | ||
| /> | ||
| <CardsGridItem | ||
| title="PowPeg App" | ||
| subtitle="cross-chain" | ||
| color="green" | ||
| description="Convert BTC to RBTC and vice versa. It is secured by the PowPeg protocol, which is a unique protocol that secures the locked bitcoins with the same Bitcoin hashrate that establishes consensus." | ||
| linkHref="/resources/guides/tokenbridge/" | ||
| linkTitle="Start Bridging" | ||
| /> | ||
| <CardsGridItem | ||
| title="Router Protocol" | ||
| subtitle="cross-chain" | ||
| color="green" | ||
| description="Router Protocol enables communication and interaction between different networks (Layer 1) regardless of their underlying technology." | ||
| linkHref="https://powpeg.rootstock.io/" | ||
| linkTitle="Start Bridging" | ||
| /> | ||
| <CardsGridItem | ||
| title="Wormhole" | ||
| subtitle="cross-chain" | ||
| color="green" | ||
| description="Wormhole provides developers with all the resources and tools they need to create dApps that leverage the power of multiple blockchains, including Rootstock." | ||
| linkHref="https://wormhole.com/docs/build/start-building/supported-networks/evm/#rootstock" | ||
| linkTitle="Start Bridging" | ||
| /> | ||
| </CardsGrid> |
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