Making Crypto Feel Invisible to the User
The best crypto product is one where the user never has to know it is a crypto product.
Nobody Wants a Seed Phrase
LazorTicket is a walletless event ticketing app: buy a ticket and walk into an event using Face ID, nothing else. Under the hood it is built on Solana, using LazorKit passkey smart wallets over WebAuthn, and tickets are minted as NFTs. None of that is visible to the person buying a ticket, which was the entire point.
Gasless by Design
A gasless USDC purchase flow means a user never has to hold a token they have never heard of just to buy a concert ticket. Every part of the crypto stack that would normally require explanation had to either disappear or get replaced with something people already understand, like Face ID.
Invisible Infrastructure Is Still Infrastructure
Making a full crypto flow feel invisible does not mean the underlying system gets simpler, it means the complexity moves from the user's screen into the engineering. That tradeoff is usually the right one, but it is not a free one.
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