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Para gives mobile developers one SDK to build smooth, secure wallet experiences across Swift, Flutter, and React Native without compromising on UX. Wallets created via Para can be used across EVM, Solana, and Cosmos, with native signing and authentication flows. Try out Para mobile support in a native iOS app

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.

Originally posted on the Swig blog. Today, we’re excited to highlight how developers building on Solana can leverage the toolkits of Swig and Para in combination with each other to build powerful Solana apps. Swig, the smart wallet toolkit for Solana, and Para, the wallet and auth suite known

Learn how Para and Self Protocol enable compliant onboarding, so fintechs and ecosystems can unlock portable identity and trust that travels across apps.

Choosing a wallet provider isn’t just a developer decision; it’s an ecosystem strategy. This guide breaks down what to look for (and what to avoid)

Originally published on the Helius blog TL;DR: 1) Passkeys enable passwordless, seedless Solana wallet onboarding via secure, device-bound sessions. Since WebAuthn passkeys use P-256 (incompatible with signing transactions on Solana’s Ed25519), they can’t sign transactions directly. 2) Para solves this by using passkeys for session authorization, unlocking