Gas fees are often a deterent to participation for many members of DAOs. When gas fees are high, it can make it cost-prohibitive for users, especially those with smaller transactions or limited resources, to actively participate in DAOs.
High gas fees can create barriers to entry, limiting accessibility and hindering broader participation in DAO activities such as voting, proposals, or interactions within the community.
To address this issue, we are building for gasless transactions. DA (cubed) aims to reduce the impact of gas fees to improve scalability, and make participation in DAOs more accessible and inclusive.
To achieve this we created a paymaster that can dynamically distinguish which wallets to sponsor based on if they contain certain token. This means that having a token in your wallet now is enough for the paymaster to sponsor your transactions.
We used gateway as a service provider and a bit more information can be found in the repository https://github.com/DA-cubed/AA-contracts.
The practical challenges were to come up with the parts and review the 0 codebase of the account abstraction and try to use what sources are possible
Existing AA SDK and libraries are raw and hard to use, sometimes instead of code already written it's more useful to have just a proper documentation of all the objects involved in AA process.
Time-consuming technical challenges:
In general, isolating problems debugging is the biggest challenge.
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