Universal Accounts Unveils Three-Phase Roadmap to Drive Web3 Chain Abstraction
According to official sources, Universal Accounts has officially released its three-phase roadmap this week, aiming to make chain abstraction the backbone of the Web3 ecosystem, unifying users and liquidity across the space.
📌 Roadmap Phases:
Phase 1: Proprietary Launch
Universal Accounts will first go live within applications built by Particle Network, with the first-ever chain-agnostic app,
UniversalX, already launched. It enables users to trade any asset across chains with a single click, unifying balances and paying gas with any token.
Phase 2: Permissioned Expansion
Universal Accounts will expand its reach through collaborations with select partner applications, offering exclusive support for building chain-agnostic products.
Phase 3: Permissionless Deployment
Finally, Universal Accounts will be launched as permissionless infrastructure, allowing any dApp and blockchain to integrate, further decentralizing the Web3 ecosystem.
The team emphasizes that Universal Accounts aims to drive widespread Web3 adoption and product innovation by providing seamless cross-chain experiences.

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