The background Traditional methods of social account authentication heavily rely on centralized protocols like OAuth and SMTP. However, these approaches pose several concerns related to privacy, security, and centralization. The introduction of EIP-4337 marked a significant milestone in the realm of smart accounts, enabling functionalities such as social login and recovery directly…

Privacy-focused decentralized authentication for 1.8M gamers around the world — The Web2 landscape is gradually embracing the benefits of decentralized solutions as user privacy concerns continue to rise. DAuth Network, a groundbreaking Web3 OAuth protocol, is uniquely positioned to address these concerns. In a recent collaboration with E-Pal, a gaming social platform invested by Andreessen Horowitz (A16Z) with 1.8M …

Revolutionizing user authentication in the Web3 ecosystem with a privacy-preserving layer for social logins — The next billion users who will enter Web3 will have a hard time entering without the empowerment of social accounts. The Web3 ecosystem needs Web2 functionality that keeps the onboarding processes smoothly and seamlessly. Most of the current authentication is based on the centralized OAuth and SMTP protocol framework. These…