Resources
Valuable assets for developers and users interested in integrating Web3Wallet into their applications.
- Awesome WalletConnect - Community-curated collection of WalletConnect-enabled wallets, libraries, and tools.
- Web3Modal Laboratory - A place to test your wallet integrations against various setups of Web3Modal.
- Web3Wallet GitHub - Web3Wallet GitHub repository.
Wallet Resources
- Web
- iOS
- Android
- React Native
We have a set of official examples in our web-examples repository to help you get started. Our React Native examples documentation is available here
Web3Wallet
This wallet can be used with any dapp using Sign v2 or Auth.
Sign
To check more in details go and visit our Web3Wallet Swift implementation app. Sample Wallet and Dapp sample apps can be found under the Example directory in Swift's V2 repository
If you need to test your app's integration, you can use one of our following demo dapps.
Sign
To check more in details go and visit our Web3Wallet Kotlin implementation app. Sample Wallet and Dapp .apk files can be found under the latest release tag in Kotlin's V2 repository
If you need to test your app's integration, you can use one of our following demo dapps.
Sign
The Web3Wallet SDK simplifies the integration process for wallet developers by combining our Sign and Auth APIs. Please note that only V2 WCURIs will work with this SDK, as V1 is being deprecated by June 28th, 2023.
Expo
Experimental: For Expo, we have an unofficial npx starter command. newWallet represents the name of your project.
npx create-wc-wallet-expo@latest newWallet
This downloads an Expo template with Web3Wallet installed. More information available in this tutorial
Dapp Resources
- Web
- iOS
- Android
If you need to test your app's integration, you can use one of our following demo wallets and/or dapps.
Sign
- React dApp (with standalone client) - v2 (Demo)
- React dApp (with EthereumProvider + Ethers.js) - v2 (Demo)
- React dApp (with EthereumProvider + web3.js) - v2 (Demo)
- React dApp (with CosmosProvider) - v2 (Demo)
Auth
Sample Dapp can be found under the Example directory in Swift's V2 repository
You can test your integration against Swift Sample Wallet that is included in the same repo or use the following JS React Wallet:
Sample Wallet and Dapp .apk files can be found under the latest release tag in Kotlin's V2 repository
Sign
- React dApp (with standalone client) - v2 (Demo)
- React dApp (with EthereumProvider + Ethers.js) - v2 (Demo)
- React dApp (with EthereumProvider + web3.js) - v2 (Demo)
- React dApp (with CosmosProvider) - v2 (Demo)
Auth
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