Entering the Web3 world by leveraging the power of the iOS ecosystem
summary
Claims that iOS security primitives enable a practical Web3 wallet are backed by a working demo that generates entropy, creates a BIP39 mnemonic, derives keys with BIP39/BIP44, stores sensitive material to Secure Enclave or Keychain, and queries balances via the OKLink API. The demo shows on-device key generation, multi‑chain address derivation, and an OK Wallet integration for balance, trade and NFT flows, and calls out onboarding and hardware wallet gaps.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to web3
- 0:55Web evolution and concepts
- 2:53Wallet types and management
- 5:10Building a wallet app
- 8:48Address and asset integration
- 11:13Challenges and future outlook
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