Alex Forshtat
Alex Forshtat is a core developer on Ethereum's account abstraction effort, best known as a co-author of ERC-4337, the account abstraction standard built around an alternative mempool and the singleton EntryPoint contract. He also authored ERC-2770, the meta-transactions forwarder contract from the Gas Station Network (GSN) project, and contributed to RIP-7560, a proposal for a native account abstraction transaction type. He works within the eth-infinitism and OpenGSN GitHub organizations, which maintain the reference account abstraction and bundler implementations, and has spoken at Devcon on native account abstraction across EIP-7702, RIP-7560, and EOF. His talk in the ETV archive, an SDK workshop on the Ethereum Interop Layer at ETHGlobal Buenos Aires, traces his move from wallet-level abstraction into cross-chain interoperability tooling.
13 talks by Alex Forshtat
- Frame Transaction Breakout #7
- Frame Transaction Breakout #4
- All Core Devs - Execution #242
- EIP-8141: Frame Transaction deep dive - Alexander Forshtat
- Native Account Abstraction #1
- [trustless://interop.landscape] Workshop - Building with EIL
- Ethereum Interop Layer (EIL) SDK Workshop
- Native Account Abstraction with EIP-7701 - Alexander Forshtat
- Native Account Abstraction in Pectra, rollups and beyond: combining EOF, EIP-7702 an... | Devcon SEA
- Time for Native Account Abstraction on L2s
- All Core Devs - Execution #183
- All Core Devs - Execution #181
- Alex Forshtat / DCxPrague