Openfort has partnered with Turnkey to offer passkey-enabled smart accounts for game developers. By using Turnkey's non-custodial infrastructure, we allow studios to provide a streamlined onchain experience without requiring players to manage seed phrases or private keys manually.
What is the Turnkey Integration?
Turnkey is a key infrastructure provider that uses secure enclaves to manage cryptographic keys. By combining Turnkey with Openfort's smart wallets, developers can create non-custodial accounts that are protected by vault-level security but accessible through simple Web2-style logins (like biometrics). This integration supports advanced features like gas sponsorship and transaction batching, all while keeping the user in full control of their assets.
Openfort is a gaming wallet solution dedicated to push the boundaries of blockchain primitives while offering an opinionated way to onboard users and power transactions onchain.
Turnkey is a key infrastructure provider with a great developer API and a powerful new security model.
By combining Openfort with Turnkey, you can create non-custodial AA wallets whose security is provided by Turnkey, with powerful functionalities such as sponsoring gas, batching transactions, etc.
At its core, the integration ensures players are always in control of their private keys by utilizing secure enclaves. Think of it as a safety deposit box: the wallet (or box) is safely inside a vault, and only the user has the key to access its contents. This mechanism guarantees vault-level security while offering the flexibility of mobile-first experiences.
Openfort's integration also capitalizes on Turnkey's unique security architecture. Raw private keys are never exposed, allowing users to create Web2-style experiences without compromising security.
This collaboration redefines how players interact with blockchain games. By offering passkey-enabled wallets, Openfort provides a user-centric experience where security and convenience work together.
The Openfort + Turnkey integration is live! Check out the documentation to get started.