React Native support for embedded wallets

By Joan Alavedra, Co-Founder at Openfort2 min read
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React Native support for embedded wallets

Our React Native SDK for embedded wallets is now in alpha. As mobile leads the way for onchain app adoption, this SDK gives developers the tools to build cross-platform wallet experiences that feel native and fast.

What is the Openfort React Native SDK?

The Openfort React Native SDK is a development kit that brings embedded, non-custodial wallet features to mobile apps built with React Native and Expo. It allows developers to provision "invisible" wallets, handle onchain signatures, and sync user state across web and mobile platforms. By removing the need for browser extensions or separate wallet apps, it enables a frictionless checkout and gameplay experience on mobile devices.

What's included in this release?

  1. React Native compatibility with the Ecosystem SDK Easily integrate the features of the Ecosystem SDK into your React Native apps, allowing for smooth wallet integration and management. Integrate a cross-app wallet with your react native app.

  2. Expo support With full compatibility with Expo, developers can enjoy the benefits of rapid development cycles while delivering native-like experiences.

What you can do with the React Native SDK

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This alpha version enables developers to:

  • Authenticate users seamlessly across web and mobile platforms
  • Provision embedded self-custodial wallets with ease
  • Enable signatures and transactions for a streamlined user experience

And just like our other SDKs, state syncs across clients, so users can switch between web and mobile without losing progress.

What's next?

This is just the beginning. As we gather feedback from early testers, we'll continue to improve and expand the React Native SDK. Expect additional functionality and deeper integrations in future updates.

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