On the ndebit for authorization, it's more generally a policy engine, where a service acts on behalf of another service based on policy (app keys vs. your nsec)
We actually have a nostr auth system around that concept, for now it's mostly an email-to-nostr bridge, but a self-hosted signer that brands and business can use to delegate to social media interns etc is the goal. This is what ShockWallet uses if you go the email auth route: https://auth.shock.network
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On the ndebit for authorization, it's more generally a policy engine, where a service acts on behalf of another service based on policy (app keys vs. your nsec)
We actually have a nostr auth system around that concept, for now it's mostly an email-to-nostr bridge, but a self-hosted signer that brands and business can use to delegate to social media interns etc is the goal. This is what ShockWallet uses if you go the email auth route: https://auth.shock.network