Is there a way to create different eoa’s via no-modal Open-Login for a same user, accessing different app whitelisted in same project.
Hey @abhishekchoudhary525. Welcome aboard!
There are a bunch of ways by which you may get different wallet addresses for the same user. In your case, where the client ID is same, SDK is same, you can create a different wallet address for the same user by using different login methods.
Please find a guide here, that clearly states what could result into different wallet addresses for the same user and if you want, how to prevent them.
Thanks @maharshi
So in our use case we have an same application with multiple instances deployed(domain and env will differ) otherwise we are trying to use same same ClientId, sdk(no-modal), Openlogin only(so The login method will also be the same).
So in this case is it possible for a user to have same Wallet address on different instance of application.
And we don’t want a user part of both instances lets say www.instance1.com and www.instance2.com having same eoa.
I think verifier is used to create same eoa for different sdk. Sorry In advance if I am missing something
@abhishekchoudhary525 Every environment has different nodes and that causes the keys to change. If you move from one environment to another, the keys are meant to change. So in your case, it is not possible for the user to have the same wallet address.
Just to Clarify, by different environment I mean same type of application running on different instances( i.e. different EC2 instances), not environment of Web3Auth Dashboard(everything from web3 auth side will be same for all the application instances)
If I’ve got it right, to have users maintain the same wallet addresses across two different dApps, it’s crucial that both apps share the same clientId, utilize a consistent SDK, and have the same verifier set up on a common Web3AuthNetwork, like saphire_mainnet. This consistency is key. For a more detailed walkthrough on aligning these elements, check out this guide: Web3Auth’s Troubleshooting Documentation. It’ll give you a clear picture of what you need to align for this setup.
Hope this helps!
Thanks for the help. Will look into it.
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