Is there Web3Auth API?

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I’m currently using firebase to store user’s twitter handle & address. I’ll use this to then facilitate transactions between users.

I was wondering if there’s an API that I can use instead? Say user A wants to send ETH to user B. User A types in Twitter handle and instead of using Firebase, I query Web3auth network to get user Bs wallet address and filter the response with my client-id.

Also wondering what if I introduce my own account abstraction and import that into Torus wallet automatically once user connects?

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@zkPlaty Thanks for your question.

No, we do not provide any open APIs. However, you can make use of the available SDKs: What is Web3Auth? | Documentation | Web3Auth

Regarding your second question, I will check and get back.

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Basically same way user can import wallet themselves, how can I achieve that through Account Abstraction i.e. I want to generated another account via AA and link that to Torus wallet’s generated address.

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Hey @zkPlaty

We offer a Look Up API that allows you to generate a user’s wallet address in advance using their verifierId, which could be their email, Twitter username, discord username, or other identifiers. However, this feature is not yet available to all verifiers, and we are actively working on making it available very soon.

You can achieve this using our Partner SDKs such as Biconomy and Safe. For instance, you can refer to this example with Safe.

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Would I be able to use Look Up verify on Celo for Twitter logins or is it not available for my use-case yet? Or is it not available yet at all?

It’d be awesome if I could integrate this feature, since I had to reach out to Patch wallet and integrate their setup.

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Hello @zkPlaty,

This feature is currently still in development. However, once it becomes available, I will be sure to notify you.

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Thanks a lot! Waiting for it.

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@zkPlaty You can check out our Lookup API which is live now for predicting the wallets addresses: