
ERC-6492 Counterfactual Signatures: Verify Smart Wallets Before Deployment
ERC-6492 lets apps verify a smart-account signature before its contract is deployed. Learn the wrapper format, verification order, and security risks.

ERC-6492 lets apps verify a smart-account signature before its contract is deployed. Learn the wrapper format, verification order, and security risks.

EIP-5792 lets dapps request wallet call batches and inspect their status. Learn wallet_sendCalls, capabilities, atomicity, fallbacks, and risks.

EIP-55 checksum addresses encode typo detection in letter case. Learn the algorithm, validation workflow, limits, and safer sending checks.

EIP-6963 lets dapps discover multiple injected browser wallets without a window.ethereum race. Learn the event flow, metadata, limits, and safety checks.

EIP-712 typed data signing makes off-chain messages structured and readable. Learn domains, replay risks, and what to check before signing.

Sign-In with Ethereum uses a signed ERC-4361 message instead of a password. Learn the login flow, message fields, privacy limits, and safety checks.
Crypto address poisoning plants a lookalike address in your transaction history. Learn how it works and follow a safer verification checklist.

Crypto transaction simulation previews likely wallet balance, approval, and contract changes before signing. Learn what to check and where it can fail.

ERC-1271 lets smart contract wallets validate signatures with programmable rules. Learn how isValidSignature works, where compatibility breaks, and key risks.

ERC-2612 Permit and Uniswap Permit2 can simplify ERC-20 approvals, but signatures still carry risk. Compare their flows, scope, and safety checks.

Clear signing makes wallet prompts readable. Learn how blind signing differs, what EIP-712 and draft ERC-7730 do, and what to verify.

Passkey crypto wallets replace seed-phrase-first onboarding with device authentication. Learn how they work, what they protect, and where risks remain.

A single seed phrase is one point of failure. Multisig and MPC wallets both fix that — very differently. How each works, who should use which, and the risks.

Wallet drainers don't steal your keys — they trick you into approving them. How token approvals work, how drainers exploit them, and how to revoke access.

Hot wallet or cold wallet — which should hold your crypto? Compare security, convenience, cost, and use cases, plus how hardware wallets actually work.