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Assign guardians, such as friends, devices, or multi-sig wallets, to restore access if a primary key is lost and prevent permanent lockouts.
Use temporary, limited-scope keys for repetitive or low-risk actions, making them ideal for dApps and gasless flows.
Set custom checks, including extra signatures, device rules, or policy logic, directly in the AA contract’s validation layer.
Does Account Abstraction mean I lose control of my assets?
No. AA moves control from a single EOA key into a smart contract account that you own. The contract enforces the rules you define—such as guardians or session keys—while your funds remain under that account's control at all times.
What are session keys and why do they matter?
Session keys are temporary keys with limited permissions or expiry. They are perfect for frequent or low-value actions, such as in-app operations or gasless interactions, because the AA contract checks scope and expiry before executing.
Is this suitable for DeFi, RWA, and consumer apps?
Yes. By combining programmable accounts, social recovery, and gasless support, AA makes it easier to build secure, compliant, and user-friendly experiences across DeFi, RWA platforms, gaming, and everyday consumer applications.
How does social recovery actually work?
If you lose access to your main key, you trigger a recovery request. A predefined set of guardians approves the request; once enough approvals are collected, the AA contract assigns a new key and restores access.
How does Account Abstraction relate to gasless transactions?
AA defines how transactions are validated and executed; gasless transactions define who pays the gas. On BitNetChain, users can sign intents off-chain, relayers submit them on-chain, and the AA contract verifies everything, enabling Web2-like flows without upfront BNC.