Bridging Web 3.0 Digital Wallets
summary
Argues for a FIDO/passkey-backed digital wallet that bridges Web2 apps and Web3 wallets by binding KYC-verifiable credentials to authentication, tested as a hotel chain POC that mixes physical properties, metaverse NFTs and peer-to-peer trading. Works across multiple chains (Dapper and ERC-1155), targets consumer mobile-first UX, and confronts recovery risks: account/key recovery remains unresolved. Recommends a FIDO reference implementation for developers; current builds are client-specific and not open source.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to bridging wallets
- 1:28Web 3 identity revolution
- 3:35Web 3 adoption challenges
- 5:42FIDO as a bridging solution
- 7:06Digital wallets as bridges
- 8:49Why now for this approach
- 9:54Call to action for developers
- 12:00Wallet recovery and passkeys
- 13:43FIDO in decentralized tech
- 14:47Payments and identity union
- 17:13Storing credentials in wallets
- 18:36Q&A and closing
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