On the other hand, Embedded Wallets, powered by WaaS, offer white-labeled embedded wallets that abstract away the complexities of crypto in favor of familiar email and social login flows.

These embedded wallets enable custom user experiences contained within an application, simplifying the onboarding process for new users.

During the testnet phase, developers will have access to features such as wallet creation, secure signing using passkey technology, test transactions on the Base Sepolia testnet, and a full-screen web companion portal for wallet activity and balance management.

Coinbase plans to roll out additional features, including support for top EVM chains, passkey recovery, and gas sponsorship credits, in subsequent phases leading up to the mainnet launch.

The development of these wallet solutions underscores Coinbase’s commitment to making onchain onboarding easier, faster, and safer.

Coinbase invites feedback from the developer community to further enhance these solutions and pave the way for broader blockchain adoption.

Coinbase is currently showcasing live demos of these experiences at ETHDenver 2024, inviting developers to provide feedback and engage with the latest innovations in onchain technology.

Developers can sign up for sessions to learn more about the Smart Wallet SDK and Embedded Wallets and explore opportunities to contribute to the evolution of onchain experiences.