Introducing TrustSDK

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Trust Wallet team is proud to announce the release of the first version of TrustSDK. This will help developers grow the DApp ecosystem and Crypto adoption.

What is TrustSDK?

Building a Crypto wallet is not an easy task. You have to manage Private Keys, take care of security and build a whole infrastructure to sign and broadcast transactions. Most DApp developers can rely only on browser applications, which most of them are broken for mobile users or deliver a bad experience.

We believe that best mobile experience is achieved with native tools and we understand that most developers just want to sign or broadcast a transaction and be focused on building their own apps. That is why we have developed TrustSDK, a mobile native crypto SDK that allows developers to sign and broadcast transactions without all the challenges of building a wallet!

Demo

How to Use it?

Go to TrustSDK-iOS Github repo and follow the installation and configuration instructions.

To sign Ethereum transaction you just have to configure the transaction input

let input = EthereumSigningInput.with {
    $0.toAddress = "0x3D60643Bf82b928602bce34EE426a7d392157b69"
    $0.chainID = BigInt("1").serialize()!
    $0.nonce = BigInt("464").serialize()!
    $0.gasPrice = BigInt("11500000000").serialize()!
    $0.gasLimit = BigInt("21000").serialize()!
    $0.amount = BigInt("1000000000000000").serialize()!
}

then call

TrustSDK.signers.ethereum.sign(input: input) { result in
  switch result {
  case .success(let output):
      // Handle the signing output
  case .failure(let error):
      // Handle failres like user rejections
  }
}

The transaction output is a TrustWalletCore object with all data required to broadcast it.

You can also ask TrustSDK to broadcast the transaction for you, have to call TrustSDK.signers.ethereum.signThenSend(input:callback:) method and TrustSDK will send you back the transaction hash.

You can get the user’s public address by calling

TrustSDK.getAccounts(for: [.ethereum, .aion]) { result in
    switch result {
    case .success(let addresses):
        // Handle the address array
    case .failure(let error):
        // Handle failure
    }
}

TrustSDK also supports a variety of blockchains. Please check the list of supported blockchains and replace ethereum prefix to the blockchain you want to connect.

Checkout TrustSDK, try the demo and share your thoughts! What do you want to build with it?
Post your questions or concerns at our Developers section.
You can also send us a message at Trust Developers Telegram channel at Telegram: Contact @trust_developers

When Android?

We’re working hard to build the same experience in Android and will have it released by the next month. Stay tuned!

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