The problem Paskrypt solves

Paskrypt: Solving Web3 Password Management Challenges

Paskrypt is a Web3 password manager designed to address the complexities and security concerns of managing digital identities and assets in the decentralized world. It offers a centralized, encrypted vault to store passwords, private keys, and other critical credentials, eliminating password fatigue and ensuring that users don’t have to remember multiple complex logins across various Web3 services.

Paskrypt enhances security by utilizing end-to-end encryption, protecting sensitive data from unauthorized access. Its decentralized architecture ensures no central point of failure, offering a higher level of protection against hacks and breaches. Additionally, it integrates seamlessly with multiple blockchain networks (like Ethereum, Solana, etc.), enabling easy management of credentials for various dApps, wallets, and services.

For added security, Paskrypt supports multi-factor authentication (MFA) and biometric login options, including hardware wallet support. It also detects phishing attempts, providing real-time alerts to prevent users from entering data on fraudulent websites.

In case of lost credentials, Paskrypt offers a streamlined recovery process, ensuring users can regain access to their accounts without losing valuable assets. Paskrypt is a secure, user-friendly solution for managing Web3 credentials, simplifying login processes while keeping digital identities and assets safe from threats.

Challenges we ran into

Deploying on Solana devnet, encryption and decryption techniques.