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Smart Accounts in Production Lessons and Real World Challenges

Original title: Smart Accounts in Production: What We Learned the Hard Way

Ethereum Foundation 23:50 91 views on YouTube ETH −0.4%

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Summary

The Ethereum Foundation published a video featuring speakers Ulas Erdogan and Alim Sahin discussing practical lessons from running smart accounts in production for four years. The presentation covers challenges at both wallet scale and institutional scale. Topics include real world issues with passkeys and password managers during user onboarding, complexities in managing account recovery when users lose devices, and the difficulties of scoping session keys. The speakers also examine gas abstraction hurdles, such as UserOperations passing simulation before reverting on chain or getting rejected by bundlers due to fee fluctuations, as well as the audit surface trade offs associated with modularity.

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Key points

  1. Smart accounts were run in production for four years at wallet scale and institutional scale.
  2. Onboarding breaks when passkeys meet real devices and password managers.
  3. Gas abstraction fails when a UserOperation passes simulation but reverts on chain or when bundlers reject valid operations due to fee movements.
  4. Modularity adds audit surface faster than it adds flexibility.

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