human.tech, a privacy-focused infrastructure provider, announced the launch of Wallet-as-a-Protocol on Sui. The new solution, known as WaaP, introduces a decentralized embedded wallet layer for applications built on the network.
With the integration, developers can embed self-custodial wallets directly into apps using email, phone number, Google account, or Face ID. The system removes the need for seed phrases and eliminates backend custody risks.
WaaP runs on Ika, a censorship-resistant coordination layer built on Sui. Instead of relying on centralized servers, transaction policies are enforced through smart contracts. Signing authority is split using two-party computation between the user’s device and WaaP infrastructure. Neither side can move funds independently.
According to human.tech, its infrastructure supports nearly 3 million verified users and over $500 million in protected value. The company states that the expansion to Sui aims to support further growth in decentralized applications and programmable account features.
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