Openfort vs Turnkey
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Why developers are switching from Turnkey to Openfort
Open-source embedded wallets, secure backend wallets
Turnkey provides TEE-based key infrastructure focused on enterprise and treasury use cases, but you are dependent on their proprietary signing service. Openfort offers Opensigner, an open-source and self-hostable embedded wallet solution that gives enterprises compliance control and flexibility with less dependency on the wallet provider. You always own your users' keys and data. For server-side use cases, Openfort also provides TEE backend wallets that securely store private keys and enable automatic transactions with granular permissions, ideal for backend automation, AI agents, and any workflow that requires server-side signing without exposing keys.
Smart accounts and gasless transactions, included
Turnkey supports gas sponsorship and 7702 smart accounts, but gasless transactions are only available on custom plans, and custom email templates, custom domains, and SMS authentication require custom tiers. Openfort treats smart accounts as first-class citizens with native support and includes built-in gasless transactions starting from the free tier. With session keys, batched transactions, and a policy engine, Openfort delivers the complete account abstraction stack ready to use out of the box.
The complete wallet stack
Turnkey excels at low-level key infrastructure with policy engines and attestations around the TEE, with a focus on company and treasury-based wallets—the Pro tier includes only 2,000 wallets and features like key quorum cater to enterprise customers. Openfort complements this by providing the rest of the stack: transaction orchestration with paymaster-powered gas sponsorship, authentication orchestration with any identity provider, and production-ready UI components. With self-hostable Opensigner, Openfort offers less dependency on the wallet provider, giving enterprises the compliance control and flexibility to own their infrastructure.
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*Updated September 2025
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Embedded wallets
Non-custodial embedded wallets powered by Opensigner, with full key export and self-hosting options. Read more
Account abstraction
Native smart accounts with paymasters for gasless transactions, session keys, and batched operations. Read more
Wallet automations
TEE backend wallets for server-side key storage with permissions and automatic transaction execution. Read more
Frequently Asked Questions
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Openfort is a complete wallet stack that includes smart accounts, paymasters for gasless transactions, and UI orchestration, whereas Turnkey is primarily low-level key infrastructure with TEE-based signing focused on enterprise and treasury use cases. Turnkey gives you fast signing latency but its Pro tier is limited to 2,000 wallets and features like key quorum target enterprise customers. Openfort provides a complete stack out of the box, including self-hostable Opensigner for less dependency on the wallet provider, giving enterprises compliance control and flexibility.
Turnkey delivers sub-100ms signing latency with high uptime, which is excellent for raw key operations. However, signing speed is only one piece of the puzzle—Turnkey focuses on company and treasury-based wallets, with custom email templates, custom domains, and SMS authentication only available on custom tiers. Openfort provides smart accounts, gas sponsorship through paymasters, session key management, and a complete UI as native features, so you can focus on your product.
Yes! You can start for free with our developer tier. No credit card required to start building and testing on testnets. Openfort uses usage-based pricing where you only pay per operation (creating a wallet or sending a transaction), so costs scale predictably with your actual usage.
Openfort is platform agnostic with SDKs for React, React Native, Unity, Unreal, and raw JavaScript/TypeScript. We support all EVM chains. Unlike Turnkey, which focuses on key infrastructure, Openfort provides the full stack including authentication orchestration, so you can plug in any identity provider and get a complete wallet experience.
Openfort offers multiple approaches depending on your use case. For client-side embedded wallets, Opensigner provides open-source, self-hostable key management. For server-side operations, TEE backend wallets store private keys securely and enable automatic transactions with granular permissions. You can also orchestrate keys from other providers like Turnkey or Fireblocks, meaning you can use Turnkey as a signer while gaining Openfort's smart account features and paymaster infrastructure.
Yes. You can keep using Turnkey as the underlying signer and layer Openfort's smart account infrastructure on top to get gas sponsorship through paymasters and session keys. Alternatively, you can migrate fully to Opensigner for complete open-source sovereignty with self-hosting capabilities.
Openfort uses transparent, usage-based pricing where each operation is either creating a wallet or sending a transaction. You pay for what you actually use, which makes costs predictable and fair as your application scales. There are no per-seat fees or monthly active user charges that can create unexpected costs.
We offer dedicated support channels for customers, along with comprehensive documentation and a community Telegram group.