embeddedwallets

1/ Launching delegated actions!

Privy now lets you prompt users so they can give your app the ability to perform specific actions on their behalf.

This unlocks wallet interactions like limit orders, subscriptions, conditional txs and more, all while keeping users in charge 🔒

Data privacy on the web. Keeper of the fabric @privy.

Fmr Protocol Labs consensus work. Before that YC S14 🇫🇷🌐🍊

3/ While we're expanding the range of onchain experiences developers can build, we're keeping users in the driver's seat:

🎛️ Delegation always starts with explicit user consent
🛑 Delegation is always revokable
🙅 Privy cannot delegate permission on behalf of a user

4/ We built this feature working with customers, counsel, and partners to ensure it offers flexibility while keeping everything rooted in user consent.

Learn more about how we combine key splitting with secure enclaves to do this:
https://docs.privy.io/guide/server/wallets/delegated-actions/architecture

5/ Get started today - we can't wait to see what you all build with this expanded functionality!

Learn more about why we're excited:

5/ Get started today - we can't wait to see what you all build with this expanded functionality!

Learn more about why we're excited:
https://privy.io/blog/delegated-actions-launch

2/ Much of our work focuses on improving the UX of self-custody, helping developers build onchain experiences for everyone.

Today's launch brings a useful new primitive and is a great complement to work we are doing with session keys in account abstraction.