We’ve just released the **Openfort React Native SDK**, making it easier than ever to integrate wallet functionality and account abstraction into your mobile apps — all with a smooth native experience on both iOS and Android.

With this update, you'll be able to:  

- ✅ Manage **multiple accounts** in the same app  
- ✅ Use **react-native-ready hooks** to interact with wallets  
- ✅ Enable **native Apple and Google authentication flows**  
- ✅ Build faster with examples and a starter repo ready to clone  

This release is part of our ongoing mission to make **Openfort work seamlessly on every platform** — and mobile is a big part of that.  

## Multi‑Account Support  
In the past, working with more than one wallet per user required a lot of manual state handling. The new SDK ships with **multi‑account support** out of the box.  
This means your users can:  

- Connect multiple wallets  
- Easily switch between them  
- Keep everything in sync across sessions  

Behind the scenes, the SDK manages the account list and session state for you — no custom Redux boilerplate required.


## Wallet Hooks for React Native  
We’re bringing over all the best hooks you’ve come to love from our web SDK, now optimized for React Native.  

For example:  

```ts
const { connectWallet, disconnectWallet, wallets } = useWallet();
```

These hooks handle:  

- Connection  
- Disconnection  
- Retrieval of wallet metadata  
- Transaction execution  

They’re fully typed with TypeScript, so you'll get completion hints and error checking as you build.

## Native Apple & Google Auth  
Authentication on mobile should *feel* native — so instead of browser redirects and awkward webviews, the SDK integrates directly with **Apple Sign‑In** (iOS) and **Google One Tap** (Android & iOS).  

That means:  

- Faster login times  
- Better UX for your users  
- Fewer auth edge cases to handle  

And because auth is deeply integrated with Openfort’s session system, you can go straight from sign‑in to wallet actions without extra round trips.


## Example App You Can Clone  
To get you started quickly, we’ve published a complete example:  

[Openfort React Native Auth Sample](https://github.com/openfort-xyz/react-native-auth-sample)  

It covers:  

- Setting up the SDK  
- Handling wallet connections  
- Implementing Apple / Google native auth  
- Switching between accounts  

Just clone it, install dependencies, and run it on your simulator or device.

## Next Steps  
You can check out the full documentation here: **[openfort.io/docs](https://openfort.io/docs)**

We see this release as the foundation for **mobile-first account abstraction**. We're already working on:  

- In-app transaction signing flows  
- Offline session support  
- Deeper React Native hook integration  


We’ve just released the Openfort React Native SDK, making it easier than ever to integrate wallet functionality

reactnative_sdk.svg

Introducing React Native SDK

Today, we're releasing **Multi Accounts**, a new capability that lets your users create and manage **multiple wallets under the same identity**.
These accounts can live on the same chain or across different chains, giving end users and developers more flexibility in how they organize and interact with on-chain assets.

This feature was one of the most requested by our community, and it’s now built directly into the **Openfort React SDK** — no extra setup required.

## Why Multi Accounts

In many applications, a single wallet per user can be limiting. Different contexts call for different accounts:

* **Separation of purposes** — for example, a *savings account* for long-term holdings and a *personal account* for day-to-day transactions.
* **Specialized trading strategies** — such as running independent buy and sell operations without risk of cross-contamination.

By enabling multiple accounts under the same identity, developers can offer cleaner user experiences, keep activities organized, and help users manage risk more effectively.

## How it Works

Multi Accounts is supported natively in the React SDK. Creating and switching between accounts is straightforward:

```javascript
// Create a new account for the active user
createAccount();

// Switch the active account in your session
setActiveAccount(accountId);
```

The SDK handles the underlying state, ensuring that each account maintains its own transaction history, balances, and chain context.

## Updated Documentation

We’ve fully updated our documentation with guidance, examples, and integration patterns for Multi Accounts.
You’ll find sections on:

* Creating accounts programmatically
* Switching active accounts in the UI
* Persisting and restoring account sessions
* Multi-chain account management best practices

These accounts can live on the same chain or across different chains, giving end users and developers more flexibility in how they organize and interact with on-chain assets.

multi-accounts.svg

Introducing Multi Accounts Support

- [Multi‑Account Support](#multi%E2%80%91account-support)
- [Wallet Hooks for React Native](#wallet-hooks-for-react-native)
- [Native Apple & Google Auth](#native-apple--google-auth)
- [Example App You Can Clone](#example-app-you-can-clone)
- [Next Steps](#next-steps)

, making it easier than ever to integrate wallet functionality and account abstraction into your mobile apps — all with a smooth native experience on both iOS and Android.

We’ve just released the **Openfort React Native SDK**, making it easier than ever to integrate wallet functionality and account abstraction into your mobile apps — all with a smooth native experience on both iOS and Android.

✅ Manage **multiple accounts** in the same app

✅ Use **react-native-ready hooks** to interact with wallets

native Apple and Google authentication flows

✅ Enable **native Apple and Google authentication flows**

✅ Build faster with examples and a starter repo ready to clone

This release is part of our ongoing mission to make 

Openfort work seamlessly on every platform

This release is part of our ongoing mission to make **Openfort work seamlessly on every platform** — and mobile is a big part of that.

[Multi‑Account Support](#multi%E2%80%91account-support)

In the past, working with more than one wallet per user required a lot of manual state handling. The new SDK ships with 

In the past, working with more than one wallet per user required a lot of manual state handling. The new SDK ships with **multi‑account support** out of the box.  
This means your users can:

Behind the scenes, the SDK manages the account list and session state for you — no custom Redux boilerplate required.

[Wallet Hooks for React Native](#wallet-hooks-for-react-native)

We’re bringing over all the best hooks you’ve come to love from our web SDK, now optimized for React Native.

const { connectWallet, disconnectWallet, wallets } = useWallet();


They’re fully typed with TypeScript, so you'll get completion hints and error checking as you build.

[Native Apple & Google Auth](#native-apple--google-auth)

 native — so instead of browser redirects and awkward webviews, the SDK integrates directly with 

Authentication on mobile should *feel* native — so instead of browser redirects and awkward webviews, the SDK integrates directly with **Apple Sign‑In** (iOS) and **Google One Tap** (Android & iOS).

Introducing React Native SDK

Multi‑Account Support

Wallet Hooks for React Native

Native Apple & Google Auth

Example App You Can Clone

Next Steps

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