Recapping this month's Web3 Services updates: Console Faucet and React Native SDK for user-controlled wallets.
April’s updates include powerful tools for builders to streamline app development with Web3 Services, including our new in-console faucet for testnet tokens and React Native SDK for user-controlled wallets. Learn more below.
New additions
New Testnet Faucet for Programmable Wallets
Developers no longer need to jump through hoops to find and request testnet tokens for their apps. Our newly launched Console Faucet works directly with Programmable Wallets to enable developers to test and experiment with funds flows in your wallets. Getting testnet USDC, AVAX, ETH, or MATIC to your wallets only takes a few seconds. Use the Console UI to quickly request testnet tokens, or request programmatically via API.
React Native SDK: Build once, deploy twice
Developers can now build user-controlled wallets with React Native SDK, a framework designed to simplify cross-platform development. Build apps faster with more flexibility and reach a broader set of users across iOS and Android by maintaining a single codebase.
Quickstart: Learn how to deploy wallets and transfer USDC in <15 minutes
Learn the basics for Programmable Wallets. Use this step-by-step guide to create wallets based on smart contracts (SCAs) and transfer USDC from one wallet to another without needing to pay for network gas fees.
Try out the quickstart now, or watch a recorded walkthrough.
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