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Adding Particle Auth #6

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Ronnieraj37 opened this issue Jan 27, 2024 · 4 comments
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Adding Particle Auth #6

Ronnieraj37 opened this issue Jan 27, 2024 · 4 comments

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@Ronnieraj37
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title: Adding Particle Auth
about: Create a issue for adding new feature
labels: new-feature
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Describe the purpose - Currently the app only uses metamask to connect to web3 making it difficult for other walllet and web2 users to join the network.

Possible Implementation -

  • Adding Particle Auth which will let users to onboard in a much simple way allowing anyone to join the network and register on Agora Blockchain.
  • This also provides an option to buy tokens for gas fees using fiat currency.
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Add more details for implementation, like what is required, I think you need to sign up to get started particle auth ?

So what are prerequisites?

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Ronnieraj37 commented Jan 27, 2024

Yes we need to register the app through the particle auth page which will give us projectid , clientId , appId -> This provides Wallet as a service to users to web2 users. We also need to register an app on wallet connect to give us access to all blockchain wallets which is the second part of the wallet. ( https://docs.particle.network/developers/auth-service/sdks/web ) After this we can add things like Supported Chains , etc.. When connected it'll trigger a function to get providers. One thing that must be done is that we have to implement the providers globally to reduce creating more clutter in every page.
This also gives option for in built wallet support for web2 users
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is it open-sourced or subscription-based?

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Ronnieraj37 commented Feb 22, 2024

SDKs are open-source, but some of our more internal infrastructure is closed source, so they aren't completely open source but they're free-to-use and don't charge anything. This is because of the Wallet as a service they're providing

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