Use cases
Who builds on FabricBloc.
We launched in 2025. Case studies land when customers do. Until then, here's the stack — judge the docs.
Use cases
Built for teams who ship.
We launched in 2025 — case studies land when customers do. Until then, worked examples of what ships on the stack today: wallets, tokens, NFTs, vaults, and agents.
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Ship embedded wallets behind your existing login. Users get non-custodial accounts — no seed-phrase screens, keys stay with the user.
Fintech teams Embedded wallets -
Lazy-mint loot as NFTs with sponsored gas. Players claim without a wallet prompt or a gas fee.
Gaming apps NFTs + gas sponsorship -
Charge recurring on-chain USDC subscriptions instead of bolting a card processor onto a crypto product.
Fintech teams USDC subscriptions -
Native account abstraction means signup looks like signup. The wallet is created under the hood on first use.
Mobile-first products Account abstraction -
FabricBloc is EVM-only today. We would rather say that here than have you find it in a migration ticket.
Honest limits EVM
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FabricKit on iOS and the TypeScript SDK share one API shape, so mobile and backend teams stop translating between vendors.
Mobile-first products iOS + TypeScript SDKs -
Issue a points token with transfer rules from one API. Balances, transfers, and history come from the same SDK.
Loyalty programs Tokens -
Mint and manage tokens from Studio for macOS — routine asset operations without an engineering ticket.
Business owners Studio -
Support staff debug user wallets with read-only scoped keys that cannot touch funds.
Enterprise pilots Scoped keys -
npm i @fabricbloc/sdk, then the quickstart takes you from signup to a first signed transaction. The docs are the proof — start there.
Every team Quickstart
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Point a Claude agent at the MCP server. It reads balances and signs within policy through scoped keys — no key material in your code.
AI-agent developers MCP server -
Route creator payouts through vaults and tokens. Deposit, withdraw, audit — via API, with no Solidity contract to write.
Creator platforms Vaults -
Give each agent exactly the permissions it needs. Spend limits are enforced at the key level, not in your application code.
AI-agent developers Scoped keys -
NFT drops, royalties, and payouts on platform primitives — one SDK instead of stitching three vendors together.
Marketplaces NFTs + vaults -
Prototype on the free tier, then upgrade without changing a line — free and paid run the exact same API.
Founders Free tier
See it for yourself.
Request access to the beta. We onboard teams in waves.