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Understanding Passkeys in Web3

Passkeys + Social OAuth are changing Web3 onboarding. XRPL users authenticate with device-bound WebAuthn keys secured by biometrics. No seed phrases. No exposed private keys. Still self-custodial. OAuth is just the entry point — the keys remain on the device.

Understanding Passkeys in Web3 How Device-Bound Authentication Is Changing XRPL Onboarding Modern Web3 applications are starting to adopt a new authentication model: passkeys . Un…

XRPL Wallets Explained: A Complete Guide to XRP Wallets, Features, and the Future of Onboarding

XRPL wallets provide access to the XRP Ledger, enabling users to manage assets, trade on the DEX, and connect to Web3 applications. This guide compares wallet types — from custodial and non-custodial to hardware and next-gen passkey solutions — highlighting...

Introduction — Why Wallets Still Matter For many users entering Web3, wallets are the biggest barrier. Seed phrases, private keys, and security risks make onboarding complex — eve…