What to know:
- SUI’s Adeniyi Abiodun cites zkLogin, gasless transactions, and private stablecoin payments as key to onboarding the next billion users.
- zkLogin enables web2 logins without seed phrases, and gasless fees let dApps pay costs.
- Private stablecoin payments could attract enterprises, but adoption will depend.
Adeniyi Abiodun, co-founder of SUI, has listed 3 infrastructure upgrades that, per him, can bring a massive increase in blockchain usage in everyday society: zkLogin, gasless transactions, and private stablecoin payments.
Adeniyi, while talking about how the blockchain community can be further empowered by developing different parts of the blockchain ecosystem, stated that eliminating and costs was essential to onboard the next billion users.
zkLogin and Gasless Transactions
Abiodun emphasized zk-Login, a feature that lets users sign in from web2 identities (e.g. Google or Apple) without keeping track of their seed phrases, as a fundamental UX update for SUI.
Combined with gasless transactions, where dApps or sponsors can cover fees, the setup gets rid of two of the biggest hurdles for new users.
From the developers’ and exchanges’ perspective, this will prevent loss during creation of a wallet and first user experience, which has been a constant problem on L1s.
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Targeting Real-World Use
The third element under the initiative is about private stablecoin payments. With the growth of regulated stablecoins and organizations delving into on-chain treasury use cases, a privacy-preserving transfer mechanism at SUI might attract enterprises who require a level of compliance and confidentiality.
This is also a reflection of the general drive of the industry toward tokenized dollars and payment solutions, where different networks differentiate themselves by speed, cost, and privacy.
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SUI’s 2026 Adoption Test
In a broader sense, the initiative indicates a shift where the blockchains are focused on creating optimal solutions for consumer use cases, besides traditional DeFi features.
Source: TransFi
SUI’s Move-based architecture is already geared towards high speed and scalability, but the success of its adoption will depend on the availability of developer tools, liquidity factors, and clarity around privacy-related regulations. Investors and institutions will be closely observing the integration of these features with wallets, payment providers, and stablecoin issuers in 2026.
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