Wallaby
  • Introduction
    • Welcome
    • Getting Started
    • Key Architecture Overview
    • SDK vs API
    • Authentication Overview
    • Security Overview
      • Wallaby System Security
      • Securing User Access Token
      • Securing API keys
      • Securing Device Auth Key
      • Securing the Seed Phrase
        • API only: Choosing encryption factors for the seed phrase
  • Capabilities
    • Core Wallet
      • Wallet Creation
      • Wallet Recovery
      • Wallet Export
      • Wallet Import
      • Seed Phrase Recovery (Beta)
    • Wallet Services
      • Asset Listings By Wallet Holders
      • Transfers
      • Spending Authorization
    • Wallet Data
      • View Assets, Addresses, & Balances
      • Transaction History & Status
      • Service Availability
  • Consumer Application SDK
    • SDK Quick Start
    • Authentication with the SDK
      • Account Creation
      • Login
      • Refresh Access
      • Update Client Public Key
    • Core Wallet SDK
      • Creating a wallet with the SDK
      • Recovering a wallet with the SDK
      • Exporting a wallet with the SDK
      • Importing a wallet with the SDK
    • Wallet Services SDK
      • Spending Authorization (Allowance) with the SDK
      • Transfers with the SDK
        • Use Case: Preparing a Transfer
    • Wallet Data SDK
      • Assets, Addresses, & Balance Fetching with the SDK
      • Transaction History with the SDK
      • Transaction Status with the SDK
      • Service Availability with the SDK
  • Consumer Application APIs
    • API Quick Start
    • API Authentication
      • Sign Up
      • Sign In
    • Core Wallet APIs
      • Creating a wallet with APIs
      • Recovering a wallet with APIs
      • Export a wallet with APIs
      • Import a wallet with APIs
    • Wallet Data APIs
      • Assets, Addresses, & Balance Fetching APIs
      • Transaction History APIs
      • Transaction Status APIs
    • Wallet Services APIs
      • Asset Listings By Wallet Holders API
      • Transfer API
      • Spending Authorization (Allowance) API
      • Algorand Opt In
    • Blockchain Specific APIs
      • Algorand Only APIs
      • EVM Only APIs
    • Error Codes
  • Wallet Administration
    • Admin Applications
      • Admin Authentication
      • Admin Security
      • Programmatically Listing Assets with the SDK
      • Programmatically Listing Assets as a Business
    • Admin Portal
      • Asset Listings By Your Business
        • Manually List Assets
        • Automate Listing Assets
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  • What are Wallet Services?
  • Why use Wallaby for these services?
  • Comprehensive Platform
  • Truly Integrated Services
  • Keep Wallet Holders Informed
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Wallet Services

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Last updated 1 year ago

What are Wallet Services?

Wallaby wallets are made to be used and wallet services gives you a way to use them. Wallet services are capabilities you can easily provide within your own embedded wallet to any wallet holder. These services work cross chain with minimal development effort. Service offerings include:

Coming Soon

  1. Swaps: Allow a wallet holder to swap one on-chain asset for another

  2. Stake: Allow a wallet holder to lockup assets in order to collect rewards on the network

Why use Wallaby for these services?

Comprehensive Platform

Although the crypto ecosystem is fragmented, a user's wallet acts as the connecting tissue. We've leaned into a wallet at core approach to create a comprehensive platform.

Integrating wallaby means integrating more than just an embedded wallet. Wallet related services can be enabled via our administrative portal. After an admin enables the service, the APIs related to those services become available using the same API key for the core wallet module.

Truly Integrated Services

Once you have created wallets using our core wallet module, these wallets can directly access our services. What we mean with direct access is that we've chosen to consolidate wallet operations and the services the signature is tied to.

We've unified creating, signing, and sending onchain transactions into a single API call. This is different than other wallets where the wallet is solely responsible for signing and different than other service providers that have to wait for a signature to execute on the service.

Keep Wallet Holders Informed

For wallet holders, a lot of information goes into deciding whether to engage with a service. We make that information easily accessible for you to display to your wallet holders. Before a transaction occurs, you can inform a wallet holder whether a service requires KYC, has associated fees, has geographical or other relevant restrictions, or impacts their holdings in some other way. After the transaction is executed, you can keep them up to date on the status of the transaction and any resulting changes.

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To allow your wallet holders to manage visible assets

Asset Listings By Wallet Holders

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To allow a wallet holder to send and receive assets directly from another wallet holder

Transfers

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To authorize a wallet holder to spend on behalf of another wallet holder

Spending Authorization