Firebird Whitepaper
  • ABOUT FIREBIRD
  • 💡Firebird overview
    • What is Firebird?
    • How does Firebird work?
    • Try Firebird
  • ⚙️The problems Firebird solves
    • Performance
    • Complexity
    • Lack of end-to-end infrastructure
    • Scalability
    • Interoperability
  • 🔑The Firebird's solutions
    • Fast and effective
    • UX enabling features
    • Ecosystem
    • Layer 2
    • EVM compatible
    • Compliance
  • 🌠The next revolution Firebird 2.0
    • ZK-rollups layer 2
    • Metaverse package
    • Security
  • ⚒️Use cases
    • What you can build
  • ⚓Platform architecture
    • Firebird structure
  • 🪙Token economics
    • PKF token economics
  • 🗺️Roadmap
    • Firebird roadmap
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  1. The Firebird's solutions

UX enabling features

Firebird offers many features that allow developers to simplify the Web3 interaction processes and overcome a lot of user experience difficulties. Here are some top-notch features that the network is optimized for:

  • Signing Key - Used in place of the private key, each signing key has an expiry time and a limited set of permissions. Hence, leaking has much less serious consequences. This more efficient signing process improves both application security and the UX safeguard of the keys.

  • Flexible Payer - Applications can pay transaction fees for users in a decentralized manner. As a result, these apps can employ much more flexible monetization strategies, such as free, freemium, pay-to-unlock, and in-app-purchase models, so the onboarding becomes seamless.

  • Assets Inheritance - The asset inheritance feature allows the user to set others as his inheritors. When the owner is inactive for a predefined period, one inheritor could activate the inheritance workflow to claim his inheritance rights.

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