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Agent Permissions: The Need for Scoped Access, Not Private Keys

Agent permissions let an AI agent sign transactions inside guardrails — spending caps, contract allowlists, time windows — without ever holding a private key.

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Security & permissions

  1. How to Build Wallet Permissions with Session Keys

    Build wallet permissions using session keys on smart accounts. Learn to grant agents time-limited, revocable spending power without transferring custody.

  2. Technical Dive: Key Permissions for Accounts

    A guide to onchain and offchain permission systems: granular access control with spending limits, contract whitelisting, and time-based restrictions.

  3. Crypto Onboarding: Passwordless Wallets in Practice

    Crypto onboarding explained: why seed phrases kill conversion, what good web3 onboarding looks like, and how to ship a passwordless wallet that gets users to their first transaction in under a minute.

  4. Passkeys and Account Abstraction

    Passkeys are becoming an ever increasing option for users to sign transaction with their hardware devices. Let's explore how!

  5. Technical Dive: Social Recoverable Accounts

    In this article, we will explore the concept of Recoverable Account and how it can be used using Openfort’s APIs.

  6. AA and MPC: A Practical Approach to Security

    Explore the real-world benefits of account abstraction and multiparty computation (MPC) in delivering secure and scalable crypto applications