Dror Tirosh
Dror Tirosh is a software engineer associated with TabooKey, an Israel-based blockchain infrastructure outfit. He is one of the co-authors of ERC-4337, the 2021 account abstraction standard proposed alongside Vitalik Buterin and others that lets Ethereum accounts run custom validation logic through a separate UserOperation mempool, without changes to the protocol's consensus layer. His earlier work at TabooKey included the open-source Gas Station Network, a relayer system built around EIP-1613 that lets dapps sponsor gas so users without ETH or a wallet can still transact, and he later co-authored ERC-7796, a proposed RPC method letting block builders accept transactions with conditional inclusion rules.
7 talks by Dror Tirosh
- [trustless://interop.landscape] Workshop - Building with EIL
- Ethereum Interop Layer (EIL) SDK Workshop
- All Core Devs - Execution #187
- All Core Devs - Execution #183
- What's New in Account Abstraction? | Dror Tirosh - ERC-4337
- Mastering the API & SDK of ERC-4337 | Building UserOperations | ETHDenver 2023
- Account Abstraction: Making Accounts Smarter