List of Embedded Wallet projects on BNB Chain (2026)

An SDK to upgrade EOAs to smart accounts using account abstraction (EIP‑4337, EIP‑7702). Supports ERC‑20 gas payments or dApp‑sponsored gas, embedded logins, account recovery, session keys, spending limits, and multi‑chain EVM support.

Crossmint Embedded Wallets is a wallet infrastructure product that lets developers add self-custody wallets directly into their applications. It provides smart contract wallets with a modular signer architecture, abstracting private key management, gas payments, and transaction execution behind a single API. Businesses and AI agents use it to provision wallets for end users across multiple blockchains without building custody infrastructure from scratch. Extensions such as swaps, staking, and card issuance can be layered on top of the core wallet functionality.

Fireblocks Embedded Wallets enables applications to create and manage MPC wallets directly within their platform. The toolkit provides non-custodial key management, transaction signing, and blockchain connectivity for iOS, Android, and web applications.

Bitnob Wallet is a multi-currency wallet that lets businesses hold, send, and receive Bitcoin, stablecoins, and local currency from a single account. It converts between currencies with transparent rates and consolidates balances, conversions, and transactions into one dashboard. The wallet is aimed at businesses that need to receive payments and settle funds across crypto and fiat without juggling multiple tools.

Bitnob Wallet-as-a-Service is a wallet infrastructure platform that lets businesses provision custodial or non-custodial cryptocurrency wallets for their own users through an API. It supports wallet creation, funding, transacting, and archiving across multiple blockchain networks, with policy controls such as spending limits, allowlists, and multi-signature approvals. The platform can be run white-label, letting licensed institutions and fintechs offer wallet features under their own brand.

Liminal Wallet Infrastructure is an embedded wallet platform that lets institutions provision and manage hot and cold wallets through an API rather than building custody technology in-house. It secures private keys using multi-party computation and multi-signature schemes, and automates asset transfers based on configurable policies and thresholds. Businesses use it to embed wallet functionality into their own applications while maintaining transaction screening and compliance controls across multiple blockchain networks.

Universal Accounts is chain abstraction infrastructure that gives users a single account and unified balance across multiple blockchains without bridging. It routes transactions through Universal Liquidity, automatically selecting from a set of high-liquidity primary assets to execute purchases or gas payments on any supported chain, even when the user holds no assets there. The system uses an account abstraction implementation and, for existing wallets, an account upgrade standard to avoid migrating funds. Developers integrate the software development kit to make applications chain-agnostic, pairing it with a separate signer such as social login or an external wallet.

BoomFi Wallets and Ledger is an embedded wallet and ledger platform giving businesses native crypto and fiat balances with built-in treasury controls. It provides omnibus or dedicated multi-chain wallets secured by multi-signature approval, alongside a unified ledger for real-time balance tracking across crypto and fiat. Businesses use it to route treasury operations, apply configurable spending policies, and generate audit-ready reconciliation exports.

Dfns Wallets-as-a-Service Platform is an embedded wallet infrastructure that lets banks, fintechs, and enterprises create and manage programmable digital asset wallets without building their own key management or signing stack. It uses multi-party computation to distribute private key shares across enclaved nodes, with every signing operation requiring quorum approval under configurable governance policies. The platform supports custodial and non-custodial models, multichain wallet creation, staking, fee sponsoring, and transaction execution, and can be deployed as a hosted service, hybrid, or fully on-premises to meet data sovereignty requirements. It also connects to centralized exchanges, decentralized liquidity venues, and fiat rails to route trades, swaps, and payments through a single custody interface.

Breet Business is a business payments platform that lets companies accept crypto and stablecoin payments and bill clients through a shared dashboard and API. It generates deposit wallets, confirms on-chain transactions, converts crypto to fiat automatically, screens transactions for compliance, and delivers webhook notifications, removing the need for companies to build blockchain settlement infrastructure themselves. Fintechs, gaming operators, exchanges, payroll platforms, and payment processors integrate the API to accept crypto and stablecoin payments and settle to local bank accounts. The platform lets businesses generate crypto-payable invoices and receive the fiat equivalent directly, with account management run through a dedicated partner dashboard separate from the consumer app.

A developer wallet service providing custodial and non‑custodial smart wallets via API and embeddable widget, with social login and multi‑chain support for rapid user onboarding.

Magic SDK is a developer toolkit for adding wallet creation, login, and transaction signing to web and mobile apps. Wallets are non-custodial, and one integration works across multiple blockchain networks.

Cobo Wallet-as-a-Service is a developer infrastructure product that lets businesses embed custodial, multi-party computation, smart contract, and exchange wallet capabilities into their own applications through APIs and SDKs. It provides programmatic wallet creation across multiple blockchains along with a developer console for managing API keys, logs, and webhook events. Exchanges, brokerages, and fintech platforms use it to launch wallet functionality without building custody infrastructure from scratch.

Cobo Portal is a digital asset wallet platform that lets institutions manage custody, trading, and treasury operations from one interface. It combines custodial, multi-party computation, smart contract, and exchange wallet technologies under unified risk controls, approval workflows, and portfolio dashboards. Users connect to decentralized applications and centralized exchanges directly from the platform while enforcing customizable transaction and governance policies.

Tender Merchant is a merchant payment gateway that lets businesses accept cryptocurrency payments across physical and online checkout flows. Merchants integrate the platform through point-of-sale terminals, APIs, plugins, payment links, and software development kits, with a dashboard providing sales metrics and transaction analytics. The gateway also converts incoming crypto into local fiat settlement, converts fiat into crypto through an on-ramp pipeline, issues wallet-as-a-service subwallets for end users, and supports bulk disbursements to pay multiple recipients at once. All of these capabilities are accessed through the same merchant account and dashboard rather than as separate applications.

Openfort is a wallet infrastructure platform providing authentication, embedded wallets, and transaction management through unified APIs and SDKs. The system offers embedded wallet creation, global cross-application wallet frameworks, and backend wallet infrastructure for server-side operations, with non-custodial key management.

Wallet SDK is an embedded wallet toolkit that lets developers create and manage smart account wallets inside their own applications. It supports social login, gas sponsorship, transaction batching, and customizable strategy modules that automate smart contract interactions.

Blockradar Wallet as a Service is an API-based infrastructure platform that lets fintechs provision and manage non-custodial stablecoin wallets across multiple blockchains. It generates dedicated wallet addresses for end users, auto-sweeps and settles incoming funds to a master wallet, and issues virtual bank accounts that convert fiat deposits into stablecoins on receipt. The platform provides a chain-abstracted stablecoin payment gateway, cross-chain stablecoin swap and bridge routing through a liquidity orchestration layer, and stablecoin checkout links for merchant payments. It also screens wallet addresses against sanctions and blocklists in real time and supports gasless transactions through sponsored network fees.

ZeroDev is a smart account development platform that creates embedded wallets with social login and provides ERC-4337 and EIP-7702 infrastructure. The system enables gasless transactions, transaction batching, and account recovery through direct social authentication or integration with existing wallet providers.

Sequence is a web3 development platform providing infrastructure tools for building games and applications, featuring embedded wallets, real-time blockchain indexing, payment processing, marketplace APIs, and cross-platform SDKs for Unity, Unreal, web, and mobile development.

Gaian Payment Platform is a stablecoin payment infrastructure product that enables borderless QR code payments and cross-border transfers with automatic conversion to local currency. It provides an API gateway and open-source SDK for businesses to embed stablecoin payments into their own platforms, alongside a hosted QR scanner and checkout for end users. The platform also issues embedded wallets so users without existing crypto wallets can hold and convert multiple stablecoins, and supports on and off-ramp conversions between stablecoins and local fiat currencies through licensed banking and payment-service partners. It operates across multiple blockchains and settles payouts through local banking rails in several Asia-Pacific markets.

Juicyway API is a developer-facing payments infrastructure product that lets applications integrate customer management, payment collection, transfers, and currency exchange. It exposes REST endpoints for initializing and capturing payments, bulk and internal transfers, market-maker driven exchange rates, and a wallet-as-a-service module for creating and managing customer wallets. Webhooks deliver real-time notifications for transaction and payment events, letting businesses embed multi-rail payment and stablecoin transfer capabilities directly into their own products.

Tylt Embedded Wallet Service is a white-label wallet API that lets merchants and platforms provide crypto-wallet functionality directly to their end users. It allows merchants to create and manage wallet accounts, process on-chain transactions and internal transfers, and retrieve wallet and transaction information, without requiring end users to interact directly with Tylt. The service embeds into a merchant's existing website, application, or back-office system while Tylt operates the underlying wallet infrastructure, including security, authorization, and compliance workflows.

Pay Protocol Platform is a non-custodial payment infrastructure and wallet-as-a-service platform for businesses accepting cryptocurrency payments. It deploys smart contract based sub-contract wallets for each customer deposit, isolating funds and sweeping them into cold and hot contracts under multi-signature control, so merchants never hand custody of assets to the platform. The system records every transaction on-chain, uses assembly-level contract optimization to lower gas costs, and exposes an API for businesses to integrate collections, payouts, settlements, and treasury operations across multiple blockchain networks. Retailers and fintechs use it to acquire, manage, self-custody, and disburse crypto while retaining full in-house control.

MetaKeep's wallet API provisions an embedded wallet for any user identifier, such as an email address, with keys held in hardware-backed secure enclaves. Applications integrate it through web and mobile SDKs and an API for user and developer wallets. It supports self-custody, custody, and hybrid models without users managing private keys.