OpenZeppelin Integrates ENS into UI Builder and Role Manager

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On-chain news broke on August 28 (UTC+8) as ENS confirmed that OpenZeppelin has integrated its naming system into UI Builder and Role Manager. UI Builder assists developers in creating smart contract interfaces, while Role Manager manages access permissions. Developers can now use ENS domain resolution by default, simplifying the development of ENS-compatible applications. The tools are open source and available to blockchain developers. Crypto news outlets such as MetaEra highlighted the update as a step toward broader ENS adoption.

According to ME News, on August 28 (UTC+8), ENS announced on Twitter that the blockchain security company OpenZeppelin has integrated ENS into its UI Builder and Role Manager products, enabling developers to access the on-chain naming layer. OpenZeppelin’s UI Builder helps developers quickly build interactive interfaces for smart contracts, while Role Manager allows developers and operators to discover, inspect, and manage contract access permissions. With this integration, developers can now use ENS domain resolution by default within these tools, allowing more applications to natively support ENS from the start. The entire OpenZeppelin UI suite is open-source and available for use by blockchain application developers. (Source: Foresight News)

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