While OAuth, the open authorization standard in web2, offers a framework for access delegation (ie letting a system access and use a protected resource/data), it's not fit for web3.

To tackle these challenges, most wallet technologies have bundled their own auth solutions with the rest of their stack - but many problems and use-cases remain unresolved.

👀 Time for OAuth 3.0, tailored for web3? 👀

Web3 has specific Auth needs:
✴ Wallets require specific trust models & signing schemes  
✴ Transactions need web3-aware policy rules 
✴ Integrations with the blockchain ecosystem requires interfacing with decentralized systems and less-traditional signing curves