BLOCKCHAIN & AI

Web3 Wallet Development

Develop wallets for signing in, managing digital identities and connecting safely to a defined ecosystem of Web3 applications.

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Overview

Our Web3 wallet development service centres on application access, identity and signing experiences. We help choose between external wallet connections, embedded accounts and other custody arrangements according to user needs and operational constraints.

Wallet connections should not require users to approve unexplained messages. We design session handling, network selection and readable signing prompts, with clear distinctions between authentication and transactions that transfer assets or grant permissions to third-party applications.

What We Build

Application connections

Connect supported wallets to your product with deliberate session and permission handling.

Embedded experiences

Integrate account creation and recovery options suited to your chosen custody model.

Identity journeys

Use wallet-based authentication where appropriate without exposing unnecessary profile information.

Key Features

Signing context

Identify requesting applications and explain supported message types before confirmation.

Session management

Provide visible connections, expiry behaviour and straightforward disconnect controls.

Recovery design

Explain recovery dependencies and the consequences of losing required credentials.

Our Process

  1. Discovery

    Define account models, application access needs and trust boundaries.

  2. Design

    Design onboarding, authentication, signing and recovery journeys.

  3. Development

    Implement wallet integrations, session services and identity connections.

  4. Testing & Security Audit

    Test replay protection, hostile connection requests and key handling assumptions.

  5. Launch & Support

    Release with compatibility checks and a documented support escalation route.

Tech Stack

  • WalletConnect
  • SIWE
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Ethers.js

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this primarily a DeFi wallet?

No. The focus is identity and application connectivity; financial protocol tools are additional scope.

Can users sign in without seed phrases?

Some embedded or smart account models support alternatives, each with distinct recovery and provider dependencies.

Do wallet addresses identify people?

They can become linkable through activity or other records and should not be treated as anonymous.

Can multiple networks be supported?

Yes, but signing standards, address formats and application compatibility need chain-specific assessment.

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