I've just submitted a project to Abstraction Hacks! #build #project #abstraction #hack [EMBED](kazanderdad.near/buildbox/project/cubid-import-gitcoin-passport-to-near-without-a-wallet) # Cubid: Import Gitcoin Passport to Near without a Wallet Cubid is similar to Gitcoin Passport (GP) but goes beyond by adding more dimensions to proof-of-personhood, and by adding more chains beyond EVM. One thing Cubid does is ingest your GP stamps as a starting point, if available. In this project we also built a function to export the GP Score and mint it on Near without prior need for a wallet or account, as part of the Account Abstraction hackathon. A key challenge with connecting GP to non-EVM chains is the dynamic nature of your GP score. Stamps expire, and you also have the option to keep adding more stamps. So the mint to Near cannot be static. We solve this by adding an Oracle-like feature to keep your GP score on Near synced with the original one. We implement a cron-job that runs daily to monitor for changes, and which will update the score on Near whenever needed ### Teammates Harrydhillon.near ### Tracks General Prize Abstraction on BOS Potlock Bounty Metatransactions ### Project Link https://github.com/Cubid-Me/cubid-passport ### Demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Um1-IB7lmNg ### What I learned We evaluated and learned a lot about FastAuth, Keypom and Near CLI for account creation. We built a quick solution with Near CLI for now, but will switch to FastAuth v2 when available. We didn't want to use FastAuth v1 due to the lack of export functionality and lack of cross-app applicabilty. Keypom is great too but not right for our use case. We don't need trial account, we want to directly give the user a full featured account. ### Referral Build DAO