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  • Get Started
    • Introduction
  • Wepin
    • Features
    • Architecture
      • Key Generation
      • Signing
      • Key Backup
    • Workspace
      • App Registration and Key Issuance
      • Networks and Assets Addition
      • Widget Design
    • Supported blockchains
    • Account Abstraction
  • login
    • Overview
    • Social Login Auth Providers
      • Email/Password
      • Google
      • Apple
      • Discord
      • Naver
      • Facebook
      • Line
      • Kakao
    • User Interface
    • Simplified Login
    • Resource
  • Widget Integration
    • Prerequisites
    • Web: JavaScript SDK
      • Login Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
      • PIN Pad Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
      • Widget
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
        • Final Review
      • Provider
        • Ethereum Provider
        • Kaia Provider
        • Solana Provider
        • Wagmi Connector
      • Wallet Adapter
        • Solana Wallet Adapter
    • Android: Java & Kotlin SDK
      • Login Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
      • PIN Pad Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
      • Widget Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
    • iOS: Swift SDK
      • Login Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
      • PIN Pad Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
      • Widget Library
        • installation
        • initialization
        • Methods
    • Flutter SDK
      • Login Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
      • Widget
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
        • Final Review
      • PIN Pad Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
    • React Native SDK
      • Login Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
    • Unity SDK
      • Installation
      • Initialization
      • Methods
      • Final Review
    • Compose Multiplatform SDK
      • Login Library
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
      • Widget
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
        • Final Review
  • API
    • Overview
    • Registration
    • Login
    • Wallet
    • Token and NFT
    • Transaction
  • Deprecated
    • Web: JavaScript SDK
      • SDK
        • Installation
        • Initialization
        • Methods
        • Final Review
      • Provider
        • EVM-Compatible Networks
      • Wagmi Connector
    • Android: Java & Kotlin SDK
      • Installation
      • Initialization
      • Methods
      • Final Review
    • iOS: Swift SDK
      • Installation
      • Initialization
      • Methods
      • Final Review
    • Flutter SDK
      • Installation
      • Initialization
      • Methods
      • Final Review
    • React Native SDK
      • Installation
      • Initialization
      • Methods
      • Final Review
      • Providers
        • Ethereum Providers
  • MISC
    • Logo & Brand
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  • Simple Wallet Based on Social Login
  • Powerful Widget Functionality
  • Dashboard for Administrators: Workspace
  • Multichain Support
  • Non-Custodial Architecture
  • Technical Support

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  1. Wepin

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Wepin is a wallet solution designed to simplify user onboarding for Web3 services and enable easy management of blockchain assets. Traditional wallet systems often caused user drop-off due to their complex creation process and key management issues, requiring significant cost and resources to implement. Furthermore, safely managing private keys posed a major challenge. Wepin solves these problems and provides developers with various features that make wallet integration easy. Below are the key features of Wepin.

Simple Wallet Based on Social Login

Wepin supports major such as Google, Apple, Naver, and Discord, allowing users to easily create and log into their wallets. This enables users to quickly access Web3 services without having to go through complicated wallet creation procedures. Additionally, Wepin offers a feature that integrates the service login and wallet login into one smooth onboarding experience for users. Developers can also set up additional as needed to interact with various blockchain networks.

Powerful Widget Functionality

Wepin provides a widget that developers can easily integrate into their service. With this widget, users can view and send or receive tokens and NFTs, check their wallet addresses, and handle transaction signature requests. The widget supports multiple languages (English, Korean, Japanese), ensuring a consistent experience for global users. Additionally, the widget’s customization features allow for the maintenance of a unique brand identity while delivering a consistent user experience. The widget can be integrated into various environments, including , , , , , , and .

Dashboard for Administrators: Workspace

Wepin offers a management environment through its administrator dashboard, , where all wallet-related information can be efficiently managed. In the workspace, administrators can accessible via the widget, to deliver user experiences tailored to the service, and make adjustments without modifying code. This allows for flexible responses to changing service requirements.

Multichain Support

Wepin supports a wide range of blockchain networks, including both EVM-based and non-EVM blockchains, enabling developers to expand their wallets across multiple chains without being limited by network compatibility. If additional mainnet support is required, Wepin can easily accommodate this without extra costs, allowing wallet integration without concerns about mainnet support. You can check the list of supported networks on the .

Non-Custodial Architecture

Wepin is designed with a non-custodial architecture, ensuring that users have complete ownership of their wallets. The user's private key is accessible only to them, and even Wepin administrators and developers cannot access it. Additionally, users can extract their wallet keys at any time, making them compatible with other self-custody wallets. For more information on Wepin’s key generation and signing processes, please refer to the .

Technical Support

Wepin offers fast and easy integration of in-app wallets, optimized for any service. We provide SDKs that can be integrated in just one hour, allowing developers to connect Wepin wallets to their service without complex coding. Additionally, developers can receive prompt and efficient technical support through our developer support channels, ensuring a smooth integration process.

social login providers
simplified login
providers
Web
Android
iOS
Flutter
React Native
Unity
Compose Multiplatform
Workspace
configure blockchain networks, tokens, and NFTs
customize widget designs
Supported blockchains page
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