Sui Powerhouse - Building the Future of On-Chain Applications

tl;dr

• Smart Account Framework standardizing secure on-chain operations
• Account Abstraction Infrastructure simplifying complex implementations
• Enterprise-grade Product Suite starting with next-gen Multisig
• Growing ecosystem with 20+ teams ready to build and integrate

Sui State

Two years into mainnet, Sui stands as Web3's most advanced blockchain - yet its revolutionary tech stack remains largely untapped. Despite leading the industry in technical capabilities, critical barriers to adoption prevent developers, organizations, and end users from fully leveraging Sui's powerful features.

• Developers are lacking frameworks and tools to iterate rapidly. (e.g., Developers must repeatedly implement basic Sui object handling and operations across every project)
• Organizations face critical operational risks. (e.g., Fragmented access control and package upgrades through Cap objects expose projects to security vulnerabilities without enterprise-grade management)
• End users are locked out of the system due to limited front-ends with poor UX. (e.g., Even simple NFT transfers are inaccessible to users due to complex Kiosk mechanics and limited wallet support)

Mysten Labs redefined the blockchain environment, but they can’t power the whole ecosystem alone.

This is why we are building account.tech, a fully-featured tech stack empowering developers to build secure and user-friendly applications on Sui. From infrastructure, to DeFi, to AI, we're enabling the next generation of on-chain innovation by providing comprehensive infrastructure and turnkey solutions.

Tech Stack

account.tech delivers a comprehensive solution through four key pillars.

Smart Account Standard & Framework

We're establishing a new object standard on Sui that transforms basic addresses into powerful Smart Accounts. This extension of Sui accounts provides native support for all standardized Sui objects and essential built-in features, freeing developers to focus on innovation rather than rebuilding core functionality.