Title of talk: Inverting the wallet connection Convener(s) of talk: Dan Finlay Scribe(s) of talk: Ryan Betts (@depatchedmode) Links to any presentation matter: Notes conversational file picker / powerbox "authorize with blob" and redeem delegation langauge: how do we address this? only 18% of the world speaks any English

Title of talk: Wallets SUCK at sending money Convener(s) of talk: Hugo Montenegro Scribe(s) of talk: anon and Konrad Urban (kkonrad) Links to any presentation matter: Notes Questions: what is a crypto wallets? If you don't have internet then wallets Crypto users are a proper subset of tradfi users PayPal in the late 90s and early 00s had a very strong acquisition mechanism through viral onboarding

Title of talk: Address and Payment Request Standards Convener(s) of talk: DC Posch, Nalin B Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: Intents for Multi-Chain Low-Code Non-Custodial DeFi Wallets Convener(s) of talk: Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: Composable Next-Gen Wallets using WebAssembly Components Convener(s) of talk: DougAnderson @douganderson444 Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: Simplifying Wallet-initiated Connections to Dapps: A User-Centric Exploration Workshop Convener(s) of talk: Jean Regisser (@jeanregisser) Scribe(s) of talk: Tanya (Safe) Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/156WKnzDIyMNvzVR4ADvaMJSgetMUNxpSPR9y4QA9FJs/edit?usp=sharing Abstract Ever opened a dapp directly from your wallet, and struggled to connect as you were confronted with a laundry list of wallet choices? When it’s crystal clear which wallet is being used. It's a real buzzkill, and it's causing a whopping 70% drop-off rate. We're all about simplifying the process, aiming for one-click (or even zero-click) connections. Join us in this workshop as we explore solutions to this and garner support for drafting an Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) to make dapp connections a breeze. Inspired by EIP-6963, but not confined to injected providers. Notes User starts a journey in a dapp browser, they click on e.g. Uniswap and their page might look confusing because they need to connect again, they open the connection modal, click on WalletConnect — see another WC connection popup, and they search for the wallet they started a journey in.

Title of talk: Designing Iron Wallet - a Developer-centric Wallet Design Convener(s) of talk: Filipa Ribeiro + José Resende Notes While developing smart contracts, all the steps from resetting a nonce to configuring transaction parameters every time you are testing your code, stack up quickly. All while needing access to debugging features that aren't meant for end users. In the end, it amounts to a lot of frustration and time. We talked about Iron Wallet and how it intends to improve the developer experience. We also taked about pain points developers face while developing smart contracts and while interacting with dapps. Links Landing Page

Title of talk: Wallet as Self-Sovereign Computer Convener(s) of talk: QiBing Li Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Useful Links PreScheduled sessions: https://cfp.walletuncon.org/walletuncon-2023/schedule/ slides to intro session - read first if you mised the intro section at 10am! Pre-scheduled agenda - click on individual sessions for abstracts Mutable Agenda Unscheduled Proposals Notes for each sessions Rooms:"Main Stage" = Beyazit, floor B2 "Conference Room 1" = room 3B37, floor B3 "Conference Room 2" = room 3B60, floor B3

Title of talk: Using threshold ECDSA and passkeys as the foundation for browser-based wallets Convener(s) of talk: Andronikos Nedos Scribe(s) of talk: Ryan Betts (@depatchmode) Links to any presentation matter: Also present: Kyle, Hester, Lefteris, Yabir Notes why threshold ecdsa + passkeys?self-custodied browser based wallets are hard where to put the keys? concerns about browser security model: who can read the private key?Kyle: what about WebCryptoAPI?

Title of talk: Fostering Inclusive Web3 Wallet Design Convener(s) of talk: Aaliyah Pierre Scribe(s) of talk: depatchedmode Links to any presentation matter: Tips: Notes Inclusion, adoption and innovation are very closely related: they all support each other. Localization and translation are very critical, and under-served. Only 18% of the world speaks any English at all. Ways of aiding in the understanding of key web3 concepts might vary greatly between different communities and cultures: eg. anecdote about a person explaining the blockchain to their parent using the Quran.

Title of talk: how wallets can verify the chain? Convener(s) of talk: Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: Antony Denyer Convener(s) of talk: Designing standards for mempool innovation using eth_sendRawTransaction aka my nonce got munged Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: Importance of Opensource & local-first software in wallets Convener(s) of talk: Lefteris (Rotki) Scribe(s) of talk: depatchedmode Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: First draft for Wallet WG Charter Convener(s) of talk: Kyle Den Hartog Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: Passkey: Bridging Ultimate Experience to Web3 Convener(s) of talk: Rui Scribe(s) of talk: github.com HarryR / CedarMist Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: Self-Custodial Wallets Need Manuals For When Things Break Convener(s) of talk: Oliver Renwick Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: CAIP-222 - Improving UX for Wallet authentication Convener(s) of talk: Cali Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: The "Shopping Cart": A Batched Approach to Wallet Txns Convener(s) of talk: Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them

Title of talk: How does Account Abstraction look on Polkadot Convener(s) of talk: Scribe(s) of talk: Links to any presentation matter: Tips: if you use github or gitlab handles instead of names, that allows scribes and conveners to be easily findable/taggable in threads when these notes get published to the CASA github org) preface remarks with name/handle and org if you WANT to be credited for contributions or ideas. feel free to call multiple people "anon" if you don't catch their names or they do not give them