At RallyProtocol, we believe blockchain’s core principles—openness, permissionlessness, and ownership—should extend to the tools developers use. Tools that don’t just support building dapps, but also empower developers to own the value and ecosystems they create. In this blog, we’ll break down the shortcomings of third-party developer tools and explore how a truly open and developer-first approach can onboard the next generation of mobile users onchain.The Hidden Costs of Third-Party Onchain ...

When we first set out to build our SDK, we had a clear goal: to make blockchain development as accessible as possible for developers, particularly those without any prior web3 experience. By abstracting away all aspects of web3, including tokens, contracts, and transaction building, we aimed to lower the barrier to entry and empower developers to build seamlessly without needing to understand the intricacies of the blockchain ecosystem. However, after working closely with early partners like ...

Embedded wallets have simplified onchain onboarding by removing the need to connect external wallets or save complicated seed phrases. Who controls and owns the keys to the embedded wallet? This blog breaks down the different types of embedded wallets available today and explains how custody decisions impact both developers and their users.

RallyProtocol, the mobile layer for Web3, is excited to announce the launch of embedded wallets and gasless transactions on Base. We’re empowering the next generation of Base builders with open, permissionless tools to make bringing mobile users onchain even simpler.

The Future of Blockchain: How Consumer Applications are Leading the Mobile RevolutionBlockchain technology is on the brink of a significa...

During the Mobile Onchain Summit, presented by RallyProtocol at Consensus 2024, panelists delved into the current landscape of mobile onc...

Over the past 12 months if you talk to anyone about gasless transactions, improved UX, secure recovery and general user onboarding the co...

A common UX flaw in many web3 mobile apps is the requirement for users to authenticate or log in before they can explore the app. This ap...