The Ethereum Foundation has announced the 18 project teams that won the ERC-4337 account abstraction funding round.

BlockBeats news, on September 7th, the Ethereum Foundation announced the successful completion of the ERC-4337 Account Abstraction grant round. This funding program will support 18 teams to build diverse projects around ERC-4337 (also known as account abstraction), including: 1. ZeroDev Kernel: a smart contract account designed from scratch for account abstraction wallets, efficient and modular; 2. Etherspot's Skandha Bundler: a P2P interface account abstraction bundler implementation developed by the Etherspot team; 3. MynaWallet: a contract account integrated with the identity card issued by the Japanese government; 4. Blocto: an RPC method that supports account abstraction in web3.js; 5. Silius: a modular and efficient Rust account abstraction bundler implementation; 6. QR-Seal: a Schnorr multisignature wallet fully compatible with ERC-4337; 7. Ambire: a self-custody wallet that uses email/password authentication; 8. IoTeX: a zero-knowledge proof-based account abstraction wallet; 9. SixdegreeLab: a data analysis dashboard for account abstraction; 10. Jam: a DeFi transaction batch processor developed by Picnic; 11. TokenSight: account abstraction multi-factor authentication using WebAuthn; 12. ZK-Team: privacy-protecting account abstraction provided by PriFi Labs for the team; 13. Rhinestone: a secure registry for modular account abstraction; 14. AAA: community activities that enhance account abstraction awareness; 15. Unpacking 4337: a series of technical articles on account abstraction; 16. Hexlink: link ENS with ERC-4337 accounts using EIP-4972 to provide instant account abstraction compatibility for all ENS users; 17. UniPass: combining ERC-4337, providing one-click OAuth login and account creation for new users through the OpenID Connect protocol; 18. Clave: improving support for secp256r1 curve for account abstraction.