Experiment

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Web3

An experiment to learn how to make it easy to build with Auth0 & Web3

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Hypothesis

A growing number of developers wants to leverage Web3 constructs, either for Web2 or Web3 apps. Many of those constructs are identity related, so we can make it easy for devs to develop these apps.

Updates

With Web3's growth over the last few years, more teams will build using Web3 components. We've always aimed to make it simple for devs to build apps, and we think together with our marketplace partners we can enable developers to build with Web3, while continuing to build using concepts they are used to.

In March 2023, we released the Web3 marketplace category , which allows devs to start working with Web3 constructs by installing Marketplace integrations.

This first set of integrations supports three use cases: logging in with a Web3 account/private key, creating a Web3 wallet for a user, and using Web3 public constructs (e.g. NFTs) for app logic.

[1] More details in the Web3 announcement.