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1/6 ELI5 time: What is Single Sign-On (SSO) and why does Web3 need it? 🔐
In Web2, logging in is easy; just click “Sign in with Google.” That’s SSO.
In Web3, it’s way harder
But LightLink’s zkAuth is changing that
2/6 SSO lets you log in using credentials you already have; like Google or Apple accounts 💡
Web3 doesn’t support this by default
Most wallets still force users to create and back up a new seed phrase manually
17.6.2025
1/7 Web3 UX is still broken — for users and for developers
LightLink is building to fix it: gas abstraction, account abstraction, chain abstraction, and even AI agents powered by MCP
Here’s how 👇
3/6 Why is Web3 different? 🤔
Each chain has its own architecture and wallet format
A single seed phrase doesn’t work across Bitcoin, Solana, and LightLink
zkAuth changes that with a unified approach
4/6 zkAuth creates a wallet based on your Google or Apple login:
→ No app installs
→ No browser extensions
→ No seed phrases to manage
Just log in; your wallet is ready + tied to your existing account 😏
5/6 Is it safe? 🔒
Yes. zkAuth uses zero-knowledge proofs to confirm you own the account, without exposing your personal data
It’s still in development, but designed to work across most EVM chains
6/6 tl;dr
✅ Web2: SSO = one login for everything
✅ Web3: SSO doesn’t exist (yet)
✅ LightLink zkAuth adds zero-knowledge login
✅ No extensions or seed phrases
That’s the Web3 UX we’ve been waiting for
4.2.2025
1/5 We’re building LightLink zkAuth, our in-house Account Abstraction solution, now in development and testing
It looks simple: Log in with Apple/Google ID
But under the hood, zkAuth solves Web3’s biggest UX hurdle—private key management—making crypto seamless for everyone
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