Waas Sdk React Native
Coinbase Wallet as a Service (WaaS) SDK for React Native. Enables MPC Operations for iOS and Android Devices.
Overview:
The React Native WaaS SDK is a mobile SDK for Wallet-as-a-Service APIs, providing mobile developers with access to a subset of WaaS APIs essential for completing MPC operations such as Seed generation and Transaction signing. The SDK requires specific prerequisites for iOS and Android development.
Features:
- Mobile SDK for Wallet-as-a-Service APIs: Exposes a subset of WaaS APIs for mobile app development.
- MPC Operations: Enables completion of MPC operations like Seed generation and Transaction signing.
- Cross-Platform Compatibility: Supports development on both iOS and Android platforms.
- Example App: Provides a sample app demonstrating how to use the SDK APIs.
Summary:
The React Native WaaS SDK is a valuable resource for mobile developers looking to integrate Wallet-as-a-Service APIs into their applications. With specific prerequisites for iOS and Android development, the SDK simplifies MPC operations like Seed generation and Transaction signing. The example app and detailed installation guide make it easier for developers to get started with this SDK.
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