Hey everyone,
I’ve been digging into account abstraction lately and thought it might be worth opening a thread on it here. As many of us know, one of the big usability hurdles in Web3 is the wallet experience—key management, gas fees, signatures—especially for newcomers. Account abstraction (like what ERC-4337 enables) looks like a promising way to smooth that out.
With smart contract wallets acting as user accounts, we can start designing onboarding flows and UX patterns that feel a lot more like Web2 apps. Things like social login, session keys, or even gasless transactions become much more viable. That could massively reduce friction for mainstream users.
I’m curious if anyone here has already experimented with account abstraction in a project. Are there particular tools or SDKs you’d recommend? Any unexpected pain points? I’m especially interested in the security tradeoffs when moving away from EOAs.
Also wondering about ecosystem readiness. Some infrastructure seems ready for it, but are we still waiting on broader adoption before it becomes practical for most dApps?
Would love to hear your thoughts, especially from anyone who’s tried rolling this out in production. Are we just early, or is this the shift that finally brings Web3 UX up to par with what users expect?