This is what building with the right people looks like. Thank you @pedrouid, and the whole @WalletConnect team.
Scan, approve, done. That's what Neo Finance is about. Glad it shows. 🩵
I’ve been showing everyone how seamless and quick payments can be with @WalletConnect Pay using our latest SDK
It just works… Scan -> Approve -> Done!
My favorite Wallet to demo has been @moneda_com who did a great job with their iOS release supporting it natively 👌
The first hack on a stablecoin card program?
Last Monday, hackers drained ~$1.2M from Gnosis Pay users' card-linked wallets across ~34k transactions.
Check out our deep dive below to learn what happened👇
@Vcrar_ The app is available almost everywhere but the financial services are subject do different availability.
We don’t have a public list but can let you know if your country is supported.
Google Pay is live on Moneda for users in the US 🇺🇸
That means every US user can now top up their USD account with a tap.
Apple or Google, take your pick.
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Most people think passkeys are "a better password." They're not. They're a completely different category of credential.
The kind that can't be phished, can't be reused on the wrong site, can't be intercepted on the network, and can't be reconstructed by anyone except you.
We've published a new article on The Mint that walks through the mechanics, the storage trade-offs, and how recovery actually works.
https://t.co/hiwRtaIefy
@moneda_com resets your allowance to 0 in the same transaction after doing a DeFi operation:
approve(amount) -> operation (swap, deposit, etc) -> approve(0)
This protects your account even if the underlying protocol is compromised
@systemnutte That’s a fair concern! But a passkey still needs your biometrics or PIN to authorise anything, so a stolen phone alone isn’t enough.
At Moneda you can also regain access to your funds through a recovery contact that you assign.
Almost every crypto neobanks uses wallets-as-a-service for key management or "backup" your keys on the cloud, which can be extracted by malicious actors or accidentally deleted by Claude when bypassing permissions.
They offer the same UX that prevents normal users from being onboarded to DeFi. They lie to you because your keys are not truly yours; they live in their servers and manage them for you.
At @moneda_com, we decided against this approach and took the long route. Developed a self-custody, passkey-enabled smart account with built-in social recovery.
Moneda is yours to own. Download the app and switch today
Most wallets and wallet-as-a-service rely on private keys and seed phrases to sign transactions. Even key-sharing schemes can leak the underlying secret if the infrastructure is compromised.
Your self-custodial account needs a different way to prove who you are.
Full breakdown on The Mint: how to store a passkey so one lost phone doesn't take the wallet with it, what happens if you switch from Apple to Android, and how Moneda's social recovery works as the fallback when things really do go wrong.
https://t.co/W8vUmTheFJ
There is a very real trade-off.
☝️Upside: no one can move your money but you. No bank to freeze it, no support agent to deny a withdrawal.
👇Downside: if you lose the passkey without a backup, the wallet is gone. There is no master key.
Self-custody really does mean that: SELF-custody.