Enclave Wallet, the first account abstraction wallet in the Neo ecosystem, has announced its team has been dissolved and its products discontinued. Enclave cited an inability to secure support from the ecosystem as the reason for being unable to sustain and grow.

Enclave Wallet was a web-based wallet on Neo N3, designed to offer a familiar and intuitive Web2-like experience without sacrificing the core benefits of blockchain technology. The first TestNet version was initially launched in March, 2025.

The wallet introduced two key innovations to the Neo ecosystem: abstract accounts and WebAuthn integration. Abstract accounts allowed users to update, add, and remove credentials without changing their blockchain address, supporting recovery mechanisms and enabling multiple credentials to access a single account. WebAuthn became the wallet’s primary authentication method, using device-bound credentials secured by biometric data or PINs, removing the need for seed phrases.

The Enclave team initially attributed the viability of their solution to the Neo N3 platform’s technical features:

  • Single block finality, providing immediate transaction confirmation and creating a Web2-like user experience.
  • Custom verification scripts, enabling abstract account implementation and sophisticated authentication logic.
  • Multi-language support, lowering the barrier for developers by supporting C#, Go, and other mainstream languages.
  • Native oracle integration supporting interaction with off-chain data and services.
  • Optimized fee model, making transaction sponsorship both technically and economically feasible.

However, Enclave noted that, despite its best efforts to contribute meaningfully to the Neo community, the necessary backing to continue never materialized, and its developers have now moved on to other opportunities.

The original announcement can be found at the following link:
https://x.com/enclave_wallet/status/1927361813173219788

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