Examples And SDKs

Real-world Paymaster implementations and developer tooling.

This page highlights production-grade Paymasters and SDKs across the ecosystem. These projects illustrate real-world implementations, from verifying Paymasters to ERC-20 token gas payment infrastructure.


🔧 Pimlico

Pimlico offers a robust Paymaster infrastructure:

  • Verifying Paymaster with off-chain signed approvals

  • ERC-20 Paymaster for gas-in-token UX

  • Free and sponsored tiers

  • Full UserOperation simulation tooling

Pimlico is among the most battle-tested paymaster providers in ERC-4337 today.


🔧 Etherspot

Etherspot includes:

  • Paymaster-as-a-service with support for verifying and quota-based modes

  • SDK integrations for onboarding and token support

  • Rollup-friendly architecture

Their system integrates seamlessly with their smart wallet framework.


🔧 Alchemy

Alchemy provides:

  • Simplified paymaster flow in their AA SDK

  • Support for pay-per-use and freemium patterns

  • Integrated bundling and sponsorship


🔧 Circle (USDC Paymaster)

Circle announced a Paymaster that allows users to pay gas in USDC:

  • Native stablecoin integration

  • Focused on enterprise and wallet UX

  • Currently live on testnets with plans for expansion

This makes stablecoin-based UX far more accessible.


🔬 Visa Paymaster Experiment

Visa conducted an experiment to sponsor gas payments using a Visa card:

  • Uses an off-chain verifier for authorization

  • Settles fees via card-based payment rails

  • Not production-ready, but a strong signal of ecosystem interest

While not dev-ready, it underscores major institutional exploration.


🔧 ZeroDev

ZeroDev includes:

  • Fully integrated Paymaster support in their AA SDK

  • Gasless onboarding templates

  • Pluggable backend logic for custom rules

Good fit for developers seeking end-to-end smart wallet + paymaster integration.


✅ Summary

From token-based gas models to off-chain verified sponsorship, Paymasters are becoming production-grade thanks to services like Pimlico, Etherspot, and Circle. Choose your tooling based on how much control, abstraction, or UX fidelity you need.

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