A user's first on-chain moment should be invisible — they sign, it happens. Edith handles the rest: gasless relaying, one-signature smart accounts, and swaps on HyperEVM. Just an API key.
The cliff, removed
Before they can do anything on HyperEVM, they need HYPE for gas — an exchange, a bridge, a wallet top-up. Most never make it. Edith removes the wall: your user signs one message, and Edith does the rest.
She connects a fresh wallet. Zero balance, zero context. Every other app stops her right here.
One signature in her wallet. No "buy HYPE first," no bridge tab, no seed-phrase lecture.
Confirmed in seconds. Edith signed, paid the gas, and billed you a fraction of a cent. Maya never heard the word gas.
Three composable APIs
Start with gasless onboarding; add swaps and yield when your users are ready. Every service composes through the same account and accounting.
Gas-sponsored transactions
Submit an intent; Photon signs, pays gas, retries, and reports status.
Routing + gasless swaps
Ranked routes and executable calldata, or gasless execution through Photon.
Solver-auction yield
Post an intent; solvers compete for your deposit. Best net APY wins.
Why Edith
Infura sells RPC. Alchemy sells components you assemble. Privy gives your users a wallet — and pairs naturally with Edith. Edith is the assembled onboarding backend: relay, smart accounts, swaps, and yield behind one key.
| Edith | Privy | Alchemy | Infura | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Category | Onboarding backend relay · swap · yield | Embedded wallets + auth | Dev platform RPC + toolkits | RPC infrastructure |
| Gas sponsorship | ✓ core product — USD-metered per tx | ◐ policies for its wallets | ◐ Gas Manager, assemble yourself | — |
| Smart accounts | ✓ ERC-4337 + EIP-7702, verified vs EntryPoint v0.7 | ◐ | ◐ smart-wallet toolkit | — |
| Embedded wallets | — by design — pair with Privy | ✓ core product | ◐ | — |
| Swap routing + gasless swaps | ✓ ranked routes, Permit2 | — | — | — |
| Yield routing | ✓ solver auction, one signature | — | — | — |
| HyperEVM | ✓ managed backend — relay + swaps + yield | ◐ wallets work there | ◐ RPC + gas-policy components | — |
| Hyperliquid Core | ✓ actions, agent wallets, Core-spot, venues | — | — | — |
| Integration | One API key, three HTTP APIs | Frontend SDK | Assemble several products | RPC endpoints |
◐ offered, but as a component you integrate rather than a managed outcome · claims as of Aug 2026 · full brief (PDF) →
One signature, sponsored
Edith's ERC-4337 smart accounts run on HyperEVM — one signed operation batches calls, approves tokens, and moves funds, gas sponsored and metered against a prepaid USD balance. They can also reach Hyperliquid Core via CoreWriter when you need it.
Edith is opening early access to teams building on Hyperliquid. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out with a key.