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Account Abstraction

Keep ownership. Delegate execution. Account Abstraction is the mechanism that lets HypurrQuant build and manage positions on your behalf — while your assets never leave your own wallet.
Traditional DeFi forces a trade-off: either you sign every single step yourself, or you hand custody to a service that acts for you. HypurrQuant removes that trade-off with Account Abstraction (AA) — a smart account you own, plus revocable session keys that grant tightly-scoped permission for specific jobs.

You keep custody

Assets live in your own smart account. HypurrQuant can execute within limits you set, but can never withdraw your funds.

We handle execution

Multi-step plans across protocols run as one batched, gasless-friendly flow — you approve, we assemble.

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What is a smart account?

A smart account is a wallet that is itself a smart contract, rather than a plain key pair. Because it’s programmable, it can do things a normal wallet can’t:
  • Batch transactions — an entire plan (swap → deposit → borrow → open LP → stake) executes as one flow instead of a dozen separate signatures.
  • Delegate under rules — it can authorize another key to act, but only within precise, on-chain-enforced limits.
  • Sponsor gas — fees can be abstracted away, so you don’t need the native gas token in hand for every step.
Your main wallet remains the owner. The smart account acts on its behalf, and only the owner can grant or revoke permissions.

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Revocable session keys

A session key is a limited permission you grant from your smart account for a single, well-defined job — for example, “rebalance this LP position when it drifts out of range.” It is the opposite of handing over your keys.
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You define the scope

Which action, on which contracts, with which limits. The permission is narrow by design — it can rebalance a position, but it cannot send your assets to another address.
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You sign once, from your own wallet

Granting the session key is a signature from your main wallet. Nothing is custodial — you are authorizing a rule, not surrendering control.
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Execution stays inside the rule

The permission is enforced on-chain. Any attempt to act outside the defined scope simply fails.
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You revoke anytime

Session keys are revocable and time-bound — they expire on their own and you can cancel them whenever you like.
A session key is scoped to actions, not to your balance. It can let HypurrQuant re-center a position or re-enter a pool on your behalf — it can never move funds out of your account.

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Why it matters

Account Abstraction is what turns “self-custodial wealth management” from a slogan into something that actually works day to day.
  • One-tap plans. A personalized portfolio is a multi-step recipe across several protocols. AA batches it so you approve the plan, not each transaction.
  • Automation without custody. Time-critical jobs — like deleveraging a loan before its health factor crosses your threshold, or recentering an LP that fell out of range — can run on their own through a session key, at 3 a.m., without anyone being able to touch your funds.
  • Reversible by design. Every delegated permission is revocable. You are always one action away from taking back full manual control.

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Where it shows up

Account Abstraction underpins several parts of the platform:

Seamless Minting

Batched, low-friction position creation.

Zap Mint

Multiple tokens routed and deployed in one flow.

Automation Agent

Session-key automation for rebalancing and re-entry.

Modular

Capital-efficient hedges and collateral strategies.
HypurrQuant is non-custodial. You always control your keys, you approve what you delegate, and you can revoke it at any time.