Fetch External Wallets to Connect

While this SDK is still supported, we recommend using newer JavaScript SDK, which is optimized for React Native, but also comes with a host of other benefits.

Wallet keys (when you need them)

Some flows require a stable identifier for a wallet option/provider (for example passing a key into a “connect/link this wallet” call, or rendering a wallet icon). Depending on your SDK, you can get these keys in a few ways:

1) From wallet options/providers returned by the SDK

Use walletOptions from your client/hook and read walletOptions[].key.

2) From Wallet Book (for keys + metadata/icons)

The full wallet list is available from https://dynamic-static-assets.com/wallet-book/v1/latest/wallet-book.json.

Each wallet entry includes its key, name, and branding metadata (useful when rendering icons):

"argentx": {
  "brand": {
    "alt": "ArgentX",
    "primaryColor": "#FF875B",
    "spriteId": "argentx"
  },
  "key": "argentx",
  "name": "ArgentX"
},

3) From the developer console chain pages

Each chain page in the developer console lists supported wallets and their keys (for example EVM or Solana).

Coming soon.

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React Native SDK Reference

Fetch External Wallets to Connect

Recommended: JavaScript SDK for React Native

Wallet keys (when you need them)

1) From wallet options/providers returned by the SDK

2) From Wallet Book (for keys + metadata/icons)

3) From the developer console chain pages

Recommended: JavaScript SDK for React Native

​Wallet keys (when you need them)

​1) From wallet options/providers returned by the SDK

​2) From Wallet Book (for keys + metadata/icons)

​3) From the developer console chain pages

Wallet keys (when you need them)

1) From wallet options/providers returned by the SDK

2) From Wallet Book (for keys + metadata/icons)

3) From the developer console chain pages