Embedded wallets like Privy will spearhead the adoption of 7702 (and therefore smart accounts). Here's why: When you use 7702 through a standalone wallet like MetaMask, the wallet has sole control over the smart account -- the dapp has no control whatsoever. This is because a wallet like MetaMask is *shared* across dapps, so if the dapp was allowed to set the smart account, a single malicious dapp could easily steal all assets from the wallet. However, embedded wallets are different. By definition, an embedded wallet is a DApp-specific wallet. As such, dapps using embedded wallets will be able to fully customize the smart account to their needs. So if a dapp wants to enable a totally gasless experience, or a 1-click trading experience with no signing prompts, or a fully chain-abstracted experience with no bridging, or all of the above -- the dapp is free to do so with an embedded wallet. The dapp can customize its smart account with no constraints whatsoever. Thanks to the most advanced modular smart account (Kernel) and a wide ecosystem of plugins including chain abstraction, ZeroDev is the perfect 7702 companion for embedded wallets like @privy_io, @dynamic_xyz, and @turnkeyhq. Using ZeroDev, dapp developers can build a customized smart account on top of their embedded wallets, offering a tailored transaction experience for their users. To learn more about 7702, I linked to more resources in the replies 👇