Extra Releases: Audits and samples

By Joan Alavedra, Co-Founder at Openfort2 min read
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Extra Releases: Audits and samples

1/ Full Audits for zkSync and Elastic Chains
Our smart contract accounts are now fully audited for zkSync and Elastic Chains. This brings enterprise-grade security to our account abstraction features on ZK-powered networks, ensuring your onchain projects are built on a rock-solid foundation.

Build with Openfort embedded wallets — non-custodial wallets backed by smart accounts, with email, social, and passkey login built in.

What's included in this release?

This launch includes audited smart contract templates for ZKsync, a new React Native sample for cross-app wallets, and significant API performance boosts. By providing audited code and faster endpoints, we're making it easier for developers to scale onchain applications with confidence.

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2/ React Native Sample for cross-app wallets We’re thrilled to announce the release of our React Native for ecosystem wallets!

Powered by the Mobile Wallet Protocol, this makes mobile-native interactions effortless and intuitive. Wallet interactions can now happen entirely on mobile, opening the door to smooth, frictionless onchain experiences for your users. Check [our docs to get started]((https://www.openfort.io/docs/products/cross-app-wallet/usage/react-native).

Stay tuned—additional library support is on the way!

3/ Under-the-Hood Improvements: APIs & Scalability While you might not see these changes directly, you'll definitely feel them: ✨ API Endpoints are now 1.5x faster ✨ We’ve increased chain stack scalability to handle over 5x the load This means your apps can handle more users and higher transaction volumes without skipping a beat.

These updates reflect our commitment to scaling onchain ecosystems. We can’t wait to see what you build with zkSync, Elastic Chains, and mobile wallets. Let’s shape the future of play together.

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