Progress Summary

August 2025

Highlights

  • Released Web Authenticator on Jungle 4 testnet to begin testing wallet features
  • Integrated account creation giving users free and paid options to create blockchain accounts
  • Improved authentication and error handling with passkey fixes, clearer messages, and fallback login
  • Built token platform with registry and tools letting anyone create tokens without writing code

Web Authenticator

Launched Web Authenticator on Jungle 4 testnet following July’s design implementation. Users can now create accounts and manage blockchain assets directly in their browser without downloading software.

Fixed passkey bugs that stopped new users from creating wallets. Users without existing passkeys couldn’t sign up due to setup problems. Fixes restored the sign-up process for all users.

Improved messages and error displays throughout the wallet. Standardized wording across all dialogs for consistency. Enhanced error messages to help users fix problems on their own. Fixed navigation so users don’t get stuck on screens.

Added fallback login options when passkeys don’t work. Users can still access their wallets even when their primary login method fails.

Connected Web Authenticator to Sextant account creation system. Users can now create accounts with free social login options or paid accounts. The integration provides reliable account creation used across multiple products.

Token Platform

Built token platform with registry and standard token contracts. The registry provides an on-chain directory where anyone can find and look up token information. Smart contracts can create and manage tokens through the platform without writing code.

Built testing tools making contract development faster. Developers can test contracts directly in browsers without complicated setup. The tools speed up development by removing setup work.

Added testing for contract behavior including resource management and error handling. Testing tools help ensure token contracts work correctly before launch. Mock contracts let developers test specific features in isolation.

Supporting Tools

Updated shared component library with better resource displays. Components now refresh properly when account state changes so users see current resource availability. Better resource information means fewer failed transactions.

Updated all products to use the same component library version. All applications now use the same stable components making maintenance easier. Component improvements now help all products at once.

Improved documentation navigation on the WharfKit website. Better menu structure and breadcrumbs help developers find information faster.

Summary

Merged 30 updates across 8 repositories plus significant contract development. August launched Web Authenticator on Jungle 4 testnet with improved authentication and account creation. Built token platform with registry and testing tools letting anyone create tokens. Updated component library and documentation across all products.