The Turnkey SDK includes functionality to interact with Turnkey in various contexts and ecosystems. It consists of three main NPM package groups.
- the Primary Turnkey Web SDK Packages which expose the main functionality required to build Turnkey-powered applications in different web environments
- the Chain/Ecosystem-Specific Signing Packages which expose signers with support for specific ecosystems, built on top of our Web SDK packages
- the Advanced Functionality SDK Packages which exposes lower level functionality that is leveraged by our Primary Web SDK Packages for those with highly-specific implementations looking to use them.
The diagram below helps visualize the packages in our SDK organized by the functionality they expose.
The following packages expose the main functionality required to build Turnkey-powered applications. Each package exposes functions, and/or client classes with methods that manage the process of authenticating requests to the Turnkey API in the contexts of a generic browser environment or react client environment, or a server environment.
While these higher level packages are the main points of reference to be used while designing and building Turnkey applications, they wrap other packages with lower level functionality which we also expose separately for those who would like to explore them for more specialized use cases. These packages are listed and described below in the Advanced Functionality SDK Packages section.
Our main web SDK packages are as follows:
| Package | Description | NPM | Changelog | Docs |
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| @turnkey/sdk-browser | The @turnkey/sdk-browser package exposes functionality that lets developers build browser based applications that interact with the Turnkey API with different types of authentication. It consists of different clients that enable requests to the API to be authenticated via different auth methods like user sessions, passkeys and iFrames. It also contains methods to manage information and state related to authentication like auth bundles and sessions, retrieving user information and server signing API requests. |
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CHANGELOG | Docs |
| @turnkey/sdk-server | The @turnkey/sdk-server package exposes functionality that lets developers build server-side functionality for applications that interact with the Turnkey API with different types of authentication – allowing applications to authenticate users, manage sessions, and perform organizational operations securely and efficiently. It consists of an API Client and API Proxies that enable requests to the Turnkey API to be authenticated with the appropriate credentials. Specifically, the API Client manages requests signed by the user's authentication details, and the API proxies handle requests signed by the parent organization's authentication details. Use this package to handle server-side interactions for applications that interact with the Turnkey API. |
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CHANGELOG | Docs |
| @turnkey/sdk-react | The @turnkey/sdk-react package wraps the functionality from the @turnkey/sdk-browser package to allow developers to build react based applications that interact with the Turnkey API with different types of authentication. It allows developers to use the same clients exposed in @turnkey/sdk-browser that enable requests to the API to be authenticated via different auth methods like user sessions, passkey and iFrames. It also contains the same methods to manage information and state related to authentication like auth bundles and sessions, retrieving user information and server signing API requests. Use this package when you're building React-based frontend applications that interact with the Turnkey API. |
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CHANGELOG | Docs |
The diagram below helps visualize how each package can be used to devlop the appropriate service in your Turnkey Powered Application, and how Turnkey requests would flow between those services.
The following packages contain chain or ecosystem specific signers that take some of our Primary Turnkey Web SDK Packages (usually @turnkey/sdk-browser or @turnkey/sdk-server) and add additional support based on the signing process or transaction structure relevant to that specific chain or ecosystem.
| Package | NPM | Description | Changelog |
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@turnkey/ethers |
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Turnkey Signer for Ethers | CHANGELOG |
@turnkey/viem |
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Turnkey Signer for Viem | CHANGELOG |
@turnkey/cosmjs |
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Turnkey Signer for CosmJS | CHANGELOG |
@turnkey/solana |
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Turnkey Signer for Solana | CHANGELOG |
@turnkey/eip-1193-provider |
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Turnkey-compatible EIP-1193 Provider | CHANGELOG |
For those with more specialized use cases, Turnkey exposes it's lower level-libraries stamping and encryption libraries to be used directly. Note: for most use-cases, these libraries are not meant to be used directly and we encourage working on designing your application mainlyusing our Primary Turnkey Web SDK Packages along with our Chain and Ecosystem Specific SDK Packages as per your use case!
| Package | NPM | Description | Changelog | Docs |
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@turnkey/http |
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Lower-level, fully typed HTTP client for interacting with Turnkey API | CHANGELOG | Docs |
@turnkey/api-key-stamper |
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Provide API key signatures over Turnkey requests | CHANGELOG | Docs |
@turnkey/iframe-stamper |
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Provide API key signatures over Turnkey requests within iframe contexts | CHANGELOG | Docs |
@turnkey/webauthn-stamper |
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Provide Webauthn signatures over Turnkey requests | CHANGELOG | Docs |
@turnkey/wallet-stamper |
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Provide wallet signatures over Turnkey requests | CHANGELOG | Docs |
@turnkey/sdk-react-native-passkey-stamper |
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Provide Passkey signatures over Turnkey requests in a React Native context | CHANGELOG | Docs |
| Package | NPM | Description | Changelog |
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@turnkey/encoding |
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Encoding and decoding utilities, primarily for internal usage | CHANGELOG |
@turnkey/crypto |
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Cryptographic utilities for P256 keys, encryption, and decryption | CHANGELOG |
The following code examples have been loaded into Stackblitz web environments so you can test them out immediately
| Example | Description | Stackblitz Link |
|---|---|---|
email-auth-local-storage |
A NextJS app demonstrating a complete email auth flow using a locally stored target embedded key | Test it out on Stackblitz! |
with-eth-passkey-signers |
A NextJS app powering users to create suborgs and sign messages via Viem or Ethers | Test it out on Stackblitz! |
with-solana |
Create a new Solana address, then sign and broadcast a transaction on Solana's devnet | Test it out on Stackblitz! |
with-solana-passkeys |
A NextJS app powering users to create suborgs, sign messages, and create transactions sponsored by the parent org using @turnkey/solana | Test it out on Stackblitz! |
The below examples will require a local installation of node.js. Follow the specific instructions in the respective README's of each examples to run them!
| Example | Description |
|---|---|
demo-consumer-wallet |
A minimal consumer wallet app powered by Turnkey and WalletConnect |
demo-passkey-wallet |
A minimal consumer wallet app powered by Turnkey and passkeys |
demo-ethers-passkeys |
A NextJS app that demonstrates how to use @turnkey/ethers to build a passkey-powered application |
demo-viem-passkeys |
A NextJS app that demonstrates how to use @turnkey/viem to build a passkey-powered application |
passkeyapp |
A React Native + Expo app powered by Turnkey and passkeys |
deployer |
Compile and deploy a smart contract |
email-auth |
A NextJS app demonstrating a complete email auth flow using Turnkey iframes |
email-recovery |
A NextJS app demonstrating a complete email recovery flow using Turnkey iframes |
wallet-import-export |
A NextJS app demonstrating complete wallet import and export flows |
rebalancer |
A demo application which showcases an example of how to use Turnkey for managing multiple types of keys & users |
sweeper |
Sweep funds from one address to a different address |
trading-runner |
A sample application demonstrating a trading operation, using various private keys, users, and policies, powered by Uniswap |
with-ethers |
Create a new Ethereum address, then sign and broadcast a transaction using the Ethers signer with Infura |
with-viem |
Sign and broadcast a transaction using the Turnkey Custom Account and Infura |
with-cosmjs |
Create a new Cosmos address, then sign and broadcast a transaction on Celestia testnet using the CosmJS signer |
with-bitcoin |
Create a new wallet, derive a BTC address, create, sign, and broadcast a transaction using BitcoinJS and other external APIs |
with-gnosis |
Create new Ethereum addresses, configure a 3/3 Gnosis safe, and create + execute a transaction from it |
with-uniswap |
Sign and broadcast a Uniswap v3 trade using the Ethers signer with Infura |
with-nonce-manager |
Create a new Ethereum address, then sign and broadcast multiple transactions in a sequential or optimistic manner |
with-offline |
Sign a Turnkey request in offline context |
with-federated-passkeys |
A NextJS app that demonstrates how to use Turnkey to build a federated, webauthn powered authentication flow |
with-eip-1193-provider |
A NextJS app that demonstrates how to use Turnkey the @turnkey/eip-1193-provider in your app |
with-wallet-stamper |
A NextJS app that demonstrates how to use Turnkey the @turnkey/wallet-stamper in your app |
Demo Consumer Wallet (code)
A minimal consumer wallet app powered by Turnkey. Behind the scenes, it uses @turnkey/ethers for signing and WalletConnect (v1) for accessing dapps.
with-uniswap.mp4
See https://github.com/tkhq/demo-consumer-wallet for the code.
A wallet application showing how users can register and authenticate using passkeys. This demo uses the Turnkey API to create a new Turnkey Sub-Organization for each user, create a testnet Ethereum address and send a transaction on Sepolia (ETH testnet).
See https://wallet.tx.xyz (and https://github.com/tkhq/demo-passkey-wallet for the code).
Demo Ethers Passkeys (code)
A simple application demonstrating how to create sub-organizations, create private keys, and sign with the @turnkey/ethers signer, using passkeys.
See https://github.com/tkhq/demo-ethers-passkeys for the code.
Demo Viem Passkeys (code)
A similar, simple application demonstrating how to create sub-organizations, create private keys, and sign with the @turnkey/viem signer, using passkeys.
See https://github.com/tkhq/demo-viem-passkeys for the code.
React Native Passkey App (code)
A simple React Native app that demonstrates sign up and sign in with passkeys, as well as Email Auth support.
passkeyapp_demo.mp4
See https://github.com/tkhq/passkeyapp for the code.