Discover
Discover helps you pick a preset that matches the job you want a smart account to do, and read what it supports before you deploy.
Where: top bar → Discover · You need: nothing to browse; a wallet on Sepolia to deploy
What Discover is for
Discover answers one question: what do you want to accomplish? You choose a preset, deploy a smart account, and then operate it from Accounts. The page lists curated first-party presets only. It is not a marketplace of arbitrary contracts.
Job groups and presets
Use the filters All, Personal Security and Team Operations, or search presets by name.
Personal Security
Personal security
"Cancel a transfer you did not mean, while it is still waiting to settle."
Set up Personal Security
Team Operations
Treasury
"Who may request, wait, and approve — before anyone can clear a payment alone."
Start Treasury Operations
Team Operations
Asset Issuance
"Mint, pause, and admin changes follow your rules for the life of the asset."
Start Asset Issuance
Team Operations
Payments
"Recurring and vendor payments under the same approval rules."
None. The tile carries a Coming later status pill and renders no button, and it does not open a details drawer.
View details
Click View details on a card to open the preset drawer.
Supports chips: Cancel while waiting, Allowlisted transfers, Ownership & recovery, Configurable roles.
Technical rows: ABI (Copy, Download, View), Supported networks (Sepolia (testnet)), Deploy factory, Account template, Explorer (View source), ERC-165 interfaces.
The Deploy factory and Account template are the official factory (BasicFactory) and template (BasicAccount) listed in Limits and defaults.
What everything here is built on
Below the presets, the page states the audit foundation. See Audit status for the scope and what it does not cover.
Before you deploy (FAQ)
What do I need to start?
A browser wallet on Sepolia and a little test ETH for gas.
Do I have to sign in?
No. Signed out is a full mode, not a trial.
What does deploying give me?
A governed smart account you own, deployed in one transaction.
Who controls what I deploy?
You do. Non-custodial by architecture.
Which networks can I use?
The Platform runs on Sepolia today. Ethereum mainnet is coming soon.
Can I use my own tools?
Yes. The account is a standard contract; the SDK and any explorer can read it.
What if my team shares this?
Share the account link. Teammates act with their own wallets and roles. An organization adds a shared list.
Is this audited?
The Protocol core is audited; the scope and its limits are on Audit status.
What happens when you choose a preset today
Be aware of how presets work in the current alpha:
The preset button opens the same Deploy Smart Account dialog you reach from Accounts. See Deploy a smart account.
Every preset deploys the same governed account. The preset does not pre-configure roles, actions or allowlists.
The new account opens in the Vault state: a finished, locked account with no spending capability yet. See what a new account already has.
You add capabilities afterwards by configuring Roles, Actions, Gates and Allowlists. Applying capabilities from the Marketplace arrives in a later release.
The Marketplace
Marketplace is a separate destination in the top bar, at bloxchain.app/marketplace. Where Discover starts from the job you want to do, the Marketplace starts from the product: the account contract and the capabilities you can add to it. The page reads "Official products you can deploy and govern… Curated first-party only." It is not a store for third-party contracts.
One product is listed today, the Bloxchain Account: "A governed account you own. Deploy it in one transaction, then add the capabilities the job needs." Its product page carries What you get (ownership with recovery, time-locked requests, and roles you define), Deploy account, an Advanced account shell section, and Capabilities for this account.
Deploy account goes to the same dialog, with the same outcome described above; the note beside it reads "Lands at Vault". The Advanced section is where the two account shells are explained: Base, and Web3, which adds EIP-1271 so external apps can verify signatures from the account and needs a time lock of at least 1 day.
Personal security
Available
Not yet: "Applying capabilities arrives in the next release."
Treasury
In design
Disabled
Asset issuance
In design
Disabled
The Apply buttons are disabled in this release, so the Marketplace adds nothing you cannot already do from Discover and Accounts, which is why it is covered here rather than on a page of its own. To give an account a capability today, configure it by hand: roles, actions, gates and allowlists. The guides show the settings for each job.
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