Account Abstraction (AA) Smart Contract Wallet is a wallet ensuring the assets are exclusively controlled by smart contracts while introducing advanced features like batch transactions, gas delegation, key recovery, and more. Learn more about the AA Smart Account's exceptional features.
Why do I use an AA Smart Account?
Checklist
- How do I import an AA Smart Account?
- By default, you will see the first account in your wallet. Select Add Account to retrieve your AA Smart account
- What are the differences between Externally Owned Accounts, Contract Accounts, and AA Smart Accounts?
- Can I delete my AA Smart Account?
- What should I take note of when using an AA Smart Account?
- Why are the gas fees higher when using an AA Smart Account?
- Which DApps currently do not support AA Smart Accounts?
- Why can’t I create an AA Smart Accounts anymore?
Notes
Enhanced security: you can implement multi-factor authentication and account recovery.
Improved convenience: previously complex actions that required multiple interactions with a regular account, like token swapping on a DEX, can now be completed in a single step.
User-friendly: it removes the dependence of Gas on the main chain coin, allowing you to use any token to pay Gas, including stablecoins, and realizes the third-party payment of Gas.
Expanded possibilities: the wallet itself is a smart contract, providing the same level of security as the OKX Wallet while offering additional customizable functionalities.
Details follow the official OKX help article; this page is a learning checklist, not an official mirror.
