Consensys, the company behind MetaMask, the popular cryptocurrency wallet, has taken a new step to eliminate these obstacles and facilitate access to web3. Introduced at the EthCC event, the Delegation Toolkit offers innovative tools that will radically change the web3 experience for both users and developers.

The main purpose of Delegation Toolkit is to enable users to log in to web3 platforms smoothly. Seed statements, complex interfaces and approval processes that we encounter in the use of traditional crypto wallets become a thing of the past with the Delegation Toolkit.

Thanks to this toolkit, users can connect directly to DApps (centralized applications) without the need to download an extra extension. There is no need to deal with seed statements or approve every transaction. In this way, new users introduced to web3 can focus on the innovative features offered by the platforms instead of complex steps.

Delegation Toolkit does not forget about developers either. It simplifies the smart contract development process, allowing developers to create more user-friendly and innovative DApps. Especially gas fees stand out as an important cost item in the web3 world.

With the Delegation Toolkit, developers can design DApps that are more attractive and accessible to users by reassigning gas fees. In fact, it is now possible to perform completely free and instant transactions for some interactions. In this way, developers can appeal to a wider audience and increase the adoption rate of blockchain technology.

Delegation Toolkit supports all chains compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). It can also be used without any problems in popular networks such as Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, Linea, Optimism and Polygon. In this way, developers can create more comprehensive DApps by taking advantage of different chains.

The possibility of customizing the user experience is also one of the important features of the Delegation Toolkit. Thanks to special permission and application systems, developers can set the terms of participation in their DApps, invite users and define different authorization levels. In this way, it becomes possible to create a flexible structure in terms of both security and user experience.

Dan Finlay, co-founder of MetaMask, emphasizes that the Delegation Toolkit allows developers to provide a seamless experience to users. Finlay states that a more fluid user experience can be created on websites by eliminating approval processes.

Delegation Toolkit is not the last link of the innovations offered by MetaMask. Consensys aims to strengthen MetaMask’s security with its recent Wallet Guard acquisition. Wallet Guard’s features such as detecting fraud and wallet emptyers are integrated into MetaMask, aiming to protect users’ assets.

In addition to general infrastructure innovations, MetaMask also cooperates with the Mastercard payment network. This collaboration is a continuation of the partnership with Revolut, Europe’s leading digital bank. Thanks to the collaboration with Revolut, users can purchase cryptocurrency directly from their MetaMask wallets. These developments can be considered as part of MetaMask’s effort to make the web3 world more accessible and secure.

Delegation Toolkit is an important step for the web3 ecosystem. With its user-friendly interface, innovative features and flexible structure, Delegation Toolkit makes it easier for new users to get acquainted with web3 and allows developers to create more innovative DApps. Following these developments, it is predicted that the future of web3 technology will be even brighter and more accessible.