Case Studies Introducing Solana Developer Platform: Built for Institutional-Grade Finance With Para Integrated From Day One Enterprise interest in crypto is no longer theoretical. Fintechs and institutions want to ship real products. However, the bottleneck is infrastructure. That’s where Solana Developer Platform (SDP) comes in, and why Para is part of it. SDP gives teams a simpler way to build on Solana by unifying core
Product Transaction Permissions: Safer, Simpler Crypto Actions in Partnership with Aave and Eco Today, we’re excited to announce the launch of Para Transaction Permissions. Para Permissions bridge this gap by enabling granular wallet access to applications via programmable scopes and conditions, in partnership with Aave and Eco.
Product Introducing the Para CLI Manage your Para embedded wallet integration from the terminal. 18 commands for auth, configs, and chain integrations without any API key pasting required.
Wallets Everywhere: Introducing Para's REST API What if every user on your platform had a wallet, without even knowing it? 0:00 /0:34 1× Para’s new REST API makes that possible: a clean set of endpoints for wallet creation and transaction signing, built for server side workflows and HTTP requests. This means no crypto
Case Studies How the Ethereum Foundation Devconnect Team Used Para to Onboard Thousands in Buenos Aires Overview Devconnect 2025 brought more than 14,000 builders, founders, and researchers to Buenos Aires. For an event that spans six days and an audience ranging from first-time crypto users to veteran developers, the Ethereum Foundation needed a wallet-as-a-service onboarding experience that worked for everyone. The vision was an all-in-one
Stablecoins Para for Fintechs: Build and Scale with Stablecoins TL;DR: Para gives Fintechs what they need to build and scale with stablecoins: from wallets to liquidity to compliance. Stablecoins are ready for prime time in fintech. They offer faster settlement, lower costs, and programmable logic that traditional payment rails can’t match. For fintech teams, they unlock new
Product Introducing the New Para Developer Portal ✴️ The new Para Developer Portal makes it easy to onboard, manage, and scale, whether you're a solo developer or an ecosystem foundation. With a redesigned UI, granular roles, and ecosystem-wide analytics, it's built to support every kind of team.
Stablecoins Part II: The Two Stablecoin Futures - Fragmentation or Composability TL;DR: This piece is Part II of the Para Stablecoin Series, an exploration of how stablecoins are shaping the future of fintech and money movement and what it means for wallets and developers building in the space. This article was originally posted on Nitya Subramanian's blog Over
Stablecoins Part I: How Stablecoins Can Power the Next Generation of Fintech TL;DR: This piece kicks off the Para Stablecoin Series, an exploration of how stablecoins are shaping the future of fintech and money movement and what it means for wallets and developers building in the space. This article serves as an introduction to what stablecoins are and why they matter
Product Composability isn't Just for Crypto Why composability is crypto's unfair advantage. Building for maximum composability with Para's Universal Ecosystem Wallets and Tapestry's Unified Social Graph.
Product Introducing Guest Mode: Progressive Onboarding Starts Here TL;DR: Guest Mode flips crypto onboarding. • Users tap "Continue as Guest" and receive a fully functional, locally stored wallet. No sign-up required, no seed phrase needed. • Users can transact, receive funds, and then upgrade in one click (passkey or social login) to a portable Para wallet that
Product Featured Introducing Para for Ecosystems ✴️ TL;DR: Para for Ecosystems lets every app in a network share one universal embedded wallet. •Users onboard once and carry the same identity, reputation, and assets across all partner apps. • No repeated sign-ups, no fragmented liquidity. Dev teams plug in Para’s MPC wallet SDK, skip key management, and
Case Studies Supporting ENS: Making Web3 Identity Accessible to Mainstream Audiences At Para we believe crypto should be easy for everyone. That’s one reason, among many, that we’re excited to be sharing our partnership with Ethereum Name Service (ENS) as the embedded wallet provider for the ENS Manager App. 0:00 /0:15 1× With Para’s Universal Embedded
The 10,000-Account Problem: The Realities of Building Onchain with MPC and AA Today This post is not meant to be an introduction to these concepts, rather a deeper look at the current state of affairs with the needs of developers in mind. If you want a primer, check out this MPC Intro and this Account Abstraction resource. The Evolution of Embedded Wallets The
Introducing Para When we started Capsule in 2022, our mission was to simplify interacting with blockchains. Over the last two years, we’ve been lucky to support hundreds of developers and their millions of users across nearly every major ecosystem with cross-app embedded wallets. 0:00 /0:11 1× In our next
Product Introducing Transaction Permissions Secure, Programmable Transacting powered by Distributed MPC 🔑 Today, we're excited to share a new feature for Para that has been a part of our vision since day 1, and one that I've been excited about for a very long time. We're excited to share
AI Agents and Smarter Automation TL;DR: This post breaks down how Para enables smarter, safer automation by combining session-based signing with permissioned access, making it easier to build bots, schedulers, and rules-based apps that can act on a user’s behalf without compromising control. AI agents are changing how we build and interact with
Product Para is Now Available for Everyone What became Para first started in a San Francisco apartment 2 years ago. Our goal: make the onchain world a bigger part of the real world. A lot has happened since then: euphoria, market collapses, and of course plenty of memes. Para's mission is to simplify interacting with
Wallets 101 Para is Censorship Resistant: Why This Matters TL;DR: • Why it matters: Centralized keys & contract pauses break true censorship resistance and leave users exposed. • Para’s fix: Split keys via programmable MPC . No single party, including Para, can freeze or redirect funds. • The result is non-custodial, permissionless embedded wallet that preserves user control, meets compliance checks,
Case Studies Announcing Para Powered MetaMask Account Snaps Today, we're excited to announce that Para is live with a MetaMask Account Snap Integration. Para is one of a few selected teams in the first cohort of today's Account Snaps Launch, a new category of MetaMask Snaps. This collaboration reflects Para's commitment to
Wallets 101 Introducing Universal Embedded Wallets Para's universal embedded wallets let users move seamlessly across apps and ecosystems without re-onboarding or manual key exports. Learn how wallet portability unlocks better UX, stronger ecosystems, and cross-chain experiences.
Product Introducing Para Public Beta We're thrilled to announce that Para has officially entered public beta! If you'd like to try it out, request access or continue reading to learn more. Para enables developers to build secure cross-app embedded wallets. Para's mobile and web SDKs equip developers with the
Product The Case for Programmable Transactions Transactions have always been the atomic unit of computation on blockchains. Blockchains have changed drastically with innovations like scaling solutions and growth in institutional adoption. And yet, the way transactions are processed has not advanced. Enter programmable transactions. Writing is Broken Transacting on-chain has 3 stages: read chain state, write
Wallets 101 MPC vs. AA: The Facts We’ve spoken before about the unbundling of wallets— and figured now was as good a time as any to address the elephant in the room - Account Abstraction. Here's a 🌶️ hot take: MPC wallets are a dead end. Account abstraction is the way to go. — Richard Chen
Product Unpacking the Wallet Stack Observing the wallet-related discourse of this past year has been equal parts inspiring and amusing. Back in 2017, wallets were relegated to the (often second class) category of “solvable UX problems”, with much more attention diverted downstream towards the “harder problems” at the protocol layer. Bear market-induced or not, it’
