1/ Managing your online identities with Privy

Bringing the world onchain must entail keeping users in control of how they present themselves.

Sharing a bit more about the user-facing side of global wallets as we near release!

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

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

3/ Embedded wallets have massively improved crypto UX but they've also led to fragmentation. Global wallets solve this.

While some users want a single identity across all realms, others will compartmentalize, choosing what to broadcast vs. not. User controls make this easy.

4/ 15 months ago we wrote about building for users not wallets.

We’re excited to see how far crypto has come prioritizing UX thanks to embedded wallets and AA.

Giving users with control over their identity is essential to building a better internet 👇

4/ 15 months ago we wrote about building for users not wallets.

We’re excited to see how far crypto has come prioritizing UX thanks to embedded wallets and AA.

Giving users with control over their identity is essential to building a better internet 👇

https://www.privy.io/blog/global-wallet-identity-management

2/ This new product surface will allow users to do things like:

👀 View assets, balances, and activity across all apps

📈 Seamlessly fund from external wallets, exchanges or credit cards

🔑 Export keys and assets from embedded wallets at any time

initial contributor at @interface | join /interface, /walkthewalk & /maps

No but it's a great ask -- figuring out how to do this with proper consent. How would you want to use this?!

is there an API for getting associated addresses or any standards/protocols for third party apps to identify these permissionessly?

Building @receipts | engineer | web3 | dad x2 | fitness 

Love this idea to solve fragmentation.

If a user has multiple embedded wallets from different methods (phone, email, social), how do they link them together into a global wallet?

Making the blockchain invisible at /thirdweb

That's a great question -- likely not at launch but most of it will be built with out-of-the-box Privy components so it should be fairly open to do so.