MANTRA brings Privy embedded wallets to its RWA apps

Email and social sign-ins replace seed phrases on MANTRA interfaces, while users keep control of their keys MANTRA is rolling out Privy’s embedded wallet infrastructure across its user-facing apps. The goal is to remove the most painful step in crypto onboarding without taking custody away from users. The first live deployment landed on MF Markets, MANTRA’s trading venue for real-world assets (RWAs), around October 22, 2026. MANTRA Zone and other front ends are next in line. For a chain built around tokenized RWAs, this matters. The crowd it wants to reach has never written down a 24-word recovery phrase, and most of them would prefer not to start. What Privy actually changes New users can now create a wallet by signing in with an email address, a Google account, or an Apple account. Getting into an onchain app now feels a lot like logging into any ordinary website. The catch with easy logins is usually custody. Plenty of “sign in with Google” products quietly hold your keys, which turns a self-custody wallet into a bank account with extra steps. Privy takes a different approach. According to the research findings, the wallets stay non-custodial because they are protected by key sh...