feat: Add Narval Armory Keyring Connection #2481
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Co-authored-by: Samuel <samuel@narval.xyz> Co-authored-by: Ptroger <44851272+Ptroger@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: William Calderipe <wcalderipe@gmail.com>
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TLDR
A new keyring & connection flow to add Narval as an institutional wallet connection
Background
Narval's Armory Stack is an open-source web3 access management system.
It's a policy engine to govern signing operations, compatible with any key management tech. Plus it has a key vault if you need one.
This PR
We've added a new Institutional Wallet Connection option to connect w/ a Narval Armory (auth server) & Vault (key signer). It uses a private key as a user credential & stores the connection details in the keyring. Then fetches any remote accounts the user has access to & allows operation through Rabby.
Policy rules can be configured in Narval to limit operations allow by a given user.
The Armory auth system also works with other key tech & providers, acting as a unified access management layer across all keys & wallets.
See demo video here https://www.loom.com/share/0a68a07c88614362a9486f8db8e7320e?sid=e01f5645-3aa3-4d89-819b-46e00f69b032