MetaMask Advanced Permissions Dev Cook-Off

Integrate Advanced Permissions into your existing dApp.This track is for teams with an existing dApp who want to integrate Advanced Permissions to automate transactions on behalf of their users.

Possible Directions

• If your dApp or protocol includes an on-chain agent, it can request permissions from MetaMask to spend ERC-20 or native tokens on behalf of the user.

• If your dApp focuses on automation, you can request permissions to spend ERC-20 or native tokens to perform on-chain actions such as recurring swaps or DCA orders.

Qualification Requirements

1. The project should use MetaMask Advanced Permissions. Advanced Permissions are only supported on the chains that have EIP-7702 support. Check the supported networks.

2. To integrate Advanced Permissions use the Smart Accounts Kit.

3. The project demo video should have a working Advanced Permissions depicted in the main flow of the application.

4. The judges can decide not to reward a track prize if no project meets the standards set by them internally, apart from the basic submission criteria.

5. If you are using Envio, the project demo should show how you are using Envio in the project. 

6. The judges can decide not to reward a track prize if no project meets the standards set by them internally, apart from the basic submission criteria.

Build a new project using Advanced Permissions. This track is for teams creating a new project during the hackathon and integrating Advanced Permissions into their workflow. Builders are free to choose what they want to build.

Possible Directions

• Build an agentic dApp using Advanced Permissions. Your project can also leverage ERC-8004 for agent registry.

• Payment subscriptions service.

• An agent receives a permission to spend 10 USDC per day and re-delegates a 5 USDC per day permission to another agent, creating an A2A (agent-to-agent) flow.

• An automation platform for DCA, Recurring swap, Limit orders, powered by Advanced Permissions.

Qualification Requirements

1. The project should use MetaMask Advanced Permissions. Advanced Permissions are only supported on the chains that have EIP-7702 support. Check the supported networks.

2. To integrate Advanced Permissions use the Smart Accounts Kit.

3. The project demo video should have a working Advanced Permissions depicted in the main flow of the application.

4. The judges can decide not to reward a track prize if no project meets the standards set by them internally, apart from the basic submission criteria.

5. If you are using Envio, the project demo should show how you are using Envio in the project. 

6. This should be a new project leveraging Advanced Permissions.  

7. The judges can decide not to reward a track prize if no project meets the standards set by them internally, apart from the basic submission criteria.

The project that demonstrates the best overall use of Envio. This bounty is awarded in addition to the Bonus Envio bounty in each track. To be eligible, the project must qualify for one of the first two tracks.

• Quality and clarity of shared content

• Relevance to the hackathon experience or project

• Engagement generated (likes, comments, shares)

• Frequency and consistency of posts

• Usefulness of the insights provided

• Clarity and specificity of the feedback

• Relevance to the hackathon experience, documentation, or process

• Constructiveness and actionable value