Para for Ecosystems
One wallet across your ecosystem
A single wallet that carries identity and assets across your entire ecosystem or consortium — onboarding once, usable everywhere.
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Make your ecosystem
the obvious choice
One SDK built for your ecosystem – modular, composable, and endlessly configurable.
One wallet, everywhere
Users get one wallet that works across every app, without any repeated funding or onboarding steps. New applications in your ecosystem can tap into a network of users from day one instead of starting from zero.
Learn MoreComposable and customizable
Fully compatible with popular frameworks like wagmi and Solana web3js, Para SDKs give you composable, customizable building blocks – whether ecosystem apps are extending their existing setup or starting fresh. Own UX in your ecosystem with whitelabeling and flexible configs.
Learn MoreFlexible permissions keep users secure
Whether you’re using Account Abstraction with session keys or Para’s MPC-level permissions, set default policies for apps to fine-tune your UX and security preferences across the user journey.
Learn MoreFull Flexibility with Opinionated Defaults
The Para system is censorship resistant by default. Stay in control of your ecosystem without the risk of vendor lock-in.
Learn MoreOnboard and manage your
ecosystem from one place
Explore app-level usage and retention insights to see which apps and wallets are driving growth.
Get StartedAssign and manage roles across your team and ecosystem apps, generate and configure API keys, and oversee integrating projects.
Get StartedWhite glove service if you need it. Para supports custom implementations, migrations, and dedicated end user support for ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- An ecosystem wallet is a single wallet that works across every app in a chain, network, or consortium, so users onboard once and bring the same identity and assets everywhere. With Para, new apps in your ecosystem can reach existing users from day one instead of starting from zero. ENS and the Ethereum Foundation build on Para's ecosystem wallets.
- Use a wallet that belongs to the user rather than to a single app. Para wallets are portable, so someone who signs up in one app can sign in to any other app in your ecosystem with the same wallet, without re-funding or re-onboarding. Learn how wallet portability works.
- Look for an SDK that lets each app integrate on its own while sharing users and wallets across the ecosystem. Para's SDK works with popular frameworks like wagmi and Solana web3.js, supports whitelabeling so every app can own its UX, and includes a control panel for managing apps, roles, API keys, and usage analytics in one place.
- Para's ecosystem wallet supports EVM, Solana, Stellar, Sui, and 100+ more from a single SDK, so apps on different chains can share one wallet and one sign-in.
- Ecosystems can set default policies for every app, using account abstraction with session keys or Para's MPC-level Transaction Permissions. That lets you tune UX and security across the user journey without each app rebuilding its own controls.