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Overview
zkLogin makes engaging with dApps built on Sui as simple as signing in with familiar web credentials, like those used for Google and Facebook.
With zkLogin, application developers can choose to use invisible wallets, where interacting with the chain is fully abstracted from the user, or simply offer an easier way for users to access their on-chain assets.
zkLogin can be implemented alongside existing account types, such as mnemonic and hardware wallets, giving novices and experts the option that works best for their needs.
With zkLogin, application developers can choose to use invisible wallets, where interacting with the chain is fully abstracted from the user, or simply offer an easier way for users to access their on-chain assets.
zkLogin can be implemented alongside existing account types, such as mnemonic and hardware wallets, giving novices and experts the option that works best for their needs.
How does zkLogin work?
zkLogin generates user accounts using familiar OAuth credentials. The user is prompted to log in with their web credentials. This information is used to generate a JSON web token (JWT) that is then combined with random data (called a Salt) and passed to a service that generates a zero-knowledge proof (ZKP). The ZKP verifies the user is the rightful account owner without sharing the credentials themselves on-chain. After an account is generated, future transactions can be signed with the user’s OAuth credential.
Start building with zkLogin
zkLogin currently supports a number of OpenID OAuth providers including Google, Twitch, and Facebook, with more to come.
To learn more about how to use zkLogin in your application, check out the docs, which are up to date with guidance, SDKs, and tips for how to implement it.
To learn more about how to use zkLogin in your application, check out the docs, which are up to date with guidance, SDKs, and tips for how to implement it.
Go to Docs
Resource center
Docs
Up-to-date docs with the latest on how to implement zkLogin
SDKs
How to install the zkLogin TypeScript SDK in your project
Proving service
Step-by-step instructions to set up your own proving service
Demo
A live demo of zkLogin with a link to the source code
FAQ
Frequently asked questions with comprehensive answers
Live workshop recording
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Ceremony
To ensure that all builders would have the ability to use zkLogin with a strong security guarantee, a public ceremony was held to generate an artifact called Common Reference String (CRS).
The ceremony was conducted with over 100 participants, including well-known academics and business leaders from institutions around the world, as well as validators on Sui. Learn more about how the ceremony proceeded.
The ceremony was conducted with over 100 participants, including well-known academics and business leaders from institutions around the world, as well as validators on Sui. Learn more about how the ceremony proceeded.
