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description: How Magmar Transforms the ERC-4337 Standard into a Next-Gen Wallet Experience
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# User Operations

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## What is a UserOperation?

At the heart of Magmar Wallet’s architecture lies a powerful concept inherited from the ERC-4337 standard: the UserOperation. Think of it as a transaction blueprint, a structured request that outlines what a user wants to do on-chain.

Unlike traditional Ethereum transactions tied to externally owned accounts (EOAs), UserOperations enable smart contract wallets to handle and process user activity in a more flexible and programmable way.

Magmar takes this blueprint and pushes it even further.

### Key Upgrades in MagmarOperation

**Multi-Action Bundling**\
Bundle multiple blockchain actions like swapping, staking, and transferring into a single atomic operation. No more juggling multiple transactions.

**Conditional Execution**\
Set logic-based triggers, such as executing only if the gas fee is below a certain threshold or if another action is successful.

&#x20;**Smart Security Layers**\
MagmarOperations can be guarded by multi-factor authentication, role-based access controls, time locks, and more — all programmable.

**Modular Design**\
Each MagmarOperation is modular and composable, meaning it can be reused, nested, or combined with other operations.

### Why It Matters

For users, this means fewer clicks, fewer confirmations, and smarter interactions. For developers, it’s a dream toolkit for crafting advanced workflows without compromising security or performance.

In essence, MagmarOperation is not just a new way to transact, it’s a new way to think about what’s possible on-chain.
