@web3auth/base-provider
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Web3Auth is where passwordless auth meets non-custodial key infrastructure for Web3 apps and wallets. By aggregating OAuth (Google, Twitter, Discord) logins, different wallets and innovative Multi Party Computation (MPC) - Web3Auth provides a seamless login experience to every user on your application.
Each adapter in Web3Auth exposes a Provider on successful user authentication. This provider can be used to interact with wallet or connected chain using RPC calls. This base provider is the base implementation of a JRPC provider, and is the foundation of all other providers.
Read more about Web3Auth providers in the official Web3Auth Documentation.
npm install --save @web3auth/base-provider
Checkout the examples for your preferred blockchain and platform in our examples repository
Checkout the Web3Auth Demo to see how Web3Auth can be used in your application.
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