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Lazee Kit

Lazy easy execution for Stellar apps.

Lazee Kit is an open-source C-address onboarding and execution kit for Stellar apps.

RFP TrackOpen sourceSponsored first actionPasskey UXScoped sessions
Problem02 / 11

The first minute is still too hard

Crypto-native first minute

  • — Account type
  • — Reserves
  • — Find & fund XLM
  • — Trustlines
  • — Repeated signing

Lazee first minute

  • 1. Open app
  • 2. Passkey C-address
  • 3. App sponsors action
  • 4. Claim USDC
  • 5. Readable receipt
Why this RFP03 / 11

C-address tooling is an ecosystem priority

SCF #41 funded multiple C-address projects, confirming the need. SCF #44 is the moment to move from isolated experiments to a complete, app-ready onboarding kit.

Repeatable

One onboarding stack, many apps

Open source

MIT code, CC BY docs, forkable

Staged

M1 narrow, M2 packaged, M3 hardened

What ships04 / 11

Five primitives, one reusable package

Passkey-style C-address

User-friendly smart account creation. No seed phrases, no account-type quiz.

Sponsor relay

Simulates, sponsors, submits, and records the first action. No upfront XLM.

Gift & claim links

USDC flows a receiver can claim without prior wallet setup. Escrowed in GiftVault.

Scoped sessions

App & agent automation with caps, expiry, allowlists, and revocation — enforced onchain.

SDK & React UI kit

Drop-in methods and components so apps embed the flow instead of rebuilding it.

Demo flow05 / 11

From zero wallet to claimed USDC in under 60 seconds

1Create C-address
2Sponsor first action
3Create gift link
4Claim gift
5View receipt
6Grant scoped session
7Revoke session

“Lazee lets users experience Stellar before they have to understand every Stellar detail.”

Architecture · Protocol Mode06 / 11

Authorization onchain. Relay is fee infrastructure.

User
App + SDK/UI
Sponsor relay
Soroban contracts
Indexer

Trust boundary: user & session authorization enforced by contracts

Why better07 / 11

Broader than a wallet, safer than key sharing

Wallet-only onboarding
✕ User still needs to understand wallet setup
✓ App embeds the flow directly
Passkey-only demo
✕ No value moves
✓ User claims USDC and gets a receipt
Funding-only tool
✕ First transfer works, app experience incomplete
✓ UI, SDK, sponsor, gifts, receipts included
Generic relayer
✕ Trust model unclear
✓ Relay pays fees; contracts enforce authorization
Agent key sharing
✕ Unsafe
✓ Scoped sessions are capped and revocable
Security model08 / 11

Permissions are visible, capped, revocable

✓

User authorization is enforced by the Lazee Account and related contracts.

✓

Sponsor relay pays fees but cannot bypass user or session authorization.

✓

Gift links do not custody funds by themselves; funds sit in GiftVault.

✓

Agents receive scoped session credentials, never user private keys.

✓

Session policies enforce assets, contracts, intent types, caps, expiry, and revocation.

✓

Indexer state is convenience state; critical actions verify against contract state and events.

Milestones09 / 11

Staged delivery across 20 weeks

M1$12,800

Weeks 1–4

Demo MVP & Proof of Intent

M2$51,200

Weeks 5–12

Developer Kit & Integration Readiness

M3$64,000

Weeks 13–20

Production Readiness & Mainnet Pilot

Stellar impact10 / 11

Each output compounds across the ecosystem

C-address adoption

→ First C-address action in under 60 seconds.

Stablecoin payments

→ Receive value before learning what XLM is.

Developer velocity

→ Two reference integrations by M2.

Safer automation

→ Out-of-scope calls fail; user can revoke.

Wallet & app ecosystem

→ Reference UI separates auth, relay, execution.

Security culture

→ Public threat model + test matrix.

Ask & close11 / 11

$128,000 in XLM · 20 weeks

One ask. Three proof outputs:

Public demoSDK + UI kitMainnet pilot

SCF #44 · RFP Track — C-Address Tooling & Onboarding