Making Web3 simple wasn’t easy enough — we made it even easier to access and benefit from its tech.
Web3 is evolving, and so are the tools that make it less of a headache and more of a launchpad. Apillon’s Embedded Wallets v2.0 is here, bringing a host of technical upgrades designed to streamline blockchain interactions while maintaining the security and flexibility developers need.
From global passkey support to smoother network switching and flexible authentication modes, this release isn’t just an upgrade—it’s a toolkit for frictionless Web3 onboarding. Whether you're building for die-hard Web3 devs or users who think ‘gas fees’ involve a fuel pump, Embedded Wallets v2.0 has something for everyone.
Here’s a closer look at what’s new:
Global passkey support: Beyond app-specific wallets
Passkeys eliminate traditional password-based authentication by using cryptographic key pairs stored securely on the user’s device. This enables biometric-based access (Face ID, fingerprint, PIN) while eliminating phishing risks.
With 2.0, Apillon’s passkeys are no longer restricted to a single dapp—users can now authenticate across multiple applications. This is possible thanks to Oasis Confidential Smart Contracts, ensuring privacy-preserving authentication without compromising usability.
Network switching: Multi-chain ready
Toggling networks should be as easy as flipping between browser tabs. Now, it is. Embedded Wallets v2.0 lets users switch chains on demand—no RPC copy-pasting required. Whether your dapp supports multiple chains or you need to interact with different ecosystems, this update ensures a frictionless experience.
No more handling manual RPC configurations—just toggle and go.
Private key import & export: No vendor lock-in
Web3 wallets should be freedom machines, not walled gardens. With v2.0, developers can now offer private key import/export functionality, giving users full control over their keys and assets.
This ensures Apillon Embedded Wallets remain an open solution, allowing developers to integrate them without forcing users into a walled garden.
UI/UX enhancements: Optimized for dev & user Flow
Apillon has refined the wallet interface and transaction history UI to improve clarity, navigation, and readability. The goal? Minimize cognitive load for users while keeping developers free from unnecessary support overhead.
Multi-accounts with labels: Streamlined asset management
Users often juggle multiple accounts—separating personal holdings, work-related wallets, and project budgets. Multi-account support now allows the creation of multiple sub-wallets within a single Embedded Wallet instance, complete with custom labels for easy identification.
Token balance + USD value display: Context at a glance
Instead of manually calculating token values, 2.0 introduces real-time balance tracking with automatic fiat conversions. Developers can integrate this functionality without additional API calls, ensuring a more intuitive user experience.
Flexible authentication modes: Adapting to different use cases
Web3 authentication workflows shouldn’t be rigid. Developers can now choose how passkey authentication is presented:
- Popup-based authentication (modular & contained)
- Same-tab authentication (embedded flow)
- New tab authentication (dedicated environment)
This allows dapps to define authentication behavior dynamically based on their UX and security requirements.
Transaction history revamp: Developer-friendly UX
Blockchain transaction history often suffers from poor readability and structure. Apillon has redesigned the transaction UI, making on-chain interactions more transparent and accessible.
Whether users are tracking asset transfers, contract interactions, or staking transactions, the new UI provides a clean, structured view that reduces friction.
Embedded Wallets 2.0: Dev-centric, User-first
Embedded Wallets 2.0 is a Swiss Army knife for Web3 builders—powerful where it counts, simple where it should be. Whether you’re integrating wallets into a dapp, building a multi-chain platform, or optimizing Web3 onboarding flows, this update provides the technical depth and ease of use you need.
Ready to implement Embedded Wallets 2.0?
This article was originally published on Apillon Medium.
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