The Global Wallet Native API provides a direct interface for interacting with and managing global wallets without requiring any wallet SDK. This API is designed for:
  • App developers who want to integrate global wallet functionality
  • Wallet developers who need to create custom wallet interfaces

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Quick Start

The API is available through the @dynamic-labs/global-wallet-client/features entry point. Here’s a simple example to get started: 
import { createGlobalWalletClient } from '@dynamic-labs/global-wallet-client';
import { connect, onEvent } from '@dynamic-labs/global-wallet-client/features'

// Initialize your wallet client
const Wallet = createGlobalWalletClient({ ... });

// Listen for connection events
onEvent(Wallet, 'connect', () => {
  console.log("Wallet connected successfully!");
});

// Connect the wallet
connect(Wallet);

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Implementation Options

When creating your global wallet package, you have two implementation approaches: This approach leverages the @dynamic-labs/global-wallet-client package to re-export all native APIs through the features entry point. Benefits include:
  • Simpler maintenance
  • Automatic feature updates
  • Consistent API across the ecosystem
To implement this approach, follow the package creation guide.

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2. Custom Interface

You can create a custom interface using the Global Wallet Native API. This gives you complete control over the API design: 
// <your package>/src/index.ts
import { createGlobalWalletClient } from '@dynamic-labs/global-wallet-client';
import { connect, disconnect } from '@dynamic-labs/global-wallet-client/features'

const Wallet = createGlobalWalletClient({ ... });

const MyCustomWalletInterface = {
  connect() {
    return connect(Wallet);
  },
  disconnect() {
    return disconnect(Wallet);
  },
  get wallets() {
    return Wallet.wallets;
  },
  // Add your custom methods here
}

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Complete Integration Example

Let’s walk through a complete React integration example using a fictional wallet called “Droplet”: 
import Droplet, { connect, disconnect } from 'droplet-wallet';
import { createEIP1193Provider } from 'droplet-wallet/ethereum'
import { useState, useEffect } from 'react';
import { createWalletClient, custom, Hex } from 'viem';

const App = () => {
  const [isConnected, setIsConnected] = useState<boolean>(!!Droplet.wallets.length);

  // Handle connection events
  useEffect(() => {
    return onEvent(Droplet, 'connect', () => setIsConnected(true))
  }, [setIsConnected]);

  useEffect(() => {
    return onEvent(Droplet, 'disconnect', () => setIsConnected(false))
  }, [setIsConnected]);

  // Display connect button when disconnected
  if (!isConnected) {
    return (
      <button onClick={() => connect(Droplet)}>
        Connect with Droplet
      </button>
    )
  }

  // Display connected wallet interface
  return (
    <div>
      {Droplet.wallets.map(wallet => {
        const provider = createEIP1193Provider(wallet);

        const walletClient = createWalletClient({
          account: wallet.address as Hex,
          transport: custom(provider)
        });

        return (
          <button
            key={wallet.id}
            onClick={() => {
              walletClient.signMessage({
                message: 'Hello from Droplet'
              })
            }}
          >
            Sign message "Hello from Droplet"
          </button>
        )
      })}
    </div>
  )
}

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Provider Integration

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Viem Integration

import Droplet from 'droplet-wallet';
import { createWalletClient, custom, Hex } from 'viem';

const provider = createEIP1193Provider(wallet);

const walletClient = createWalletClient({
  account: wallet.address as Hex,
  transport: custom(provider)
});

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Ethers.js Integration

import Droplet from 'droplet-wallet';
import { ethers } from 'ethers';

const provider = createEIP1193Provider(wallet);
const ethersProvider = new ethers.BrowserProvider(provider);

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API Reference

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Core Methods

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connect

Connects the global wallet to your dapp via a pop-up interface. 
import Wallet, { connect } from 'wallet';

const connectedWallets = await connect(Wallet);
Parameters:
  • client: GlobalWalletClient – The global wallet client instance
Returns:
  • Promise<Array<BaseWallet>> – List of connected wallet objects

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disconnect

Disconnects the global wallet and emits a disconnect event. 
import Wallet, { disconnect, onEvent } from 'wallet';

onEvent(Wallet, 'disconnect', () => {
  console.log('Wallet disconnected');
});

disconnect(wallet);
Parameters:
  • client: GlobalWalletClient – The global wallet client instance

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Wallet Management

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getEthereumWallets

Retrieves all connected Ethereum wallets. Parameters:
  • client: GlobalWalletClient – The global wallet client instance
Returns:
  • Array<BaseWallet> – Array of Ethereum wallets

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getSolanaWallets

Retrieves all connected Solana wallets. Parameters:
  • client: GlobalWalletClient – The global wallet client instance
Returns:
  • Array<BaseWallet> – Array of Solana wallets

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Network Management

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getSupportedEthereumNetworks

Returns supported Ethereum networks. Parameters:
  • client: GlobalWalletClient – The global wallet client instance
Returns:
  • Array<{ chainId: number; rpcUrl?: string }> – Supported networks

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getWalletNetwork

Returns the current network for a specific wallet. Parameters:
  • wallet: BaseWallet – The wallet to check
Returns:
  • number | string | null – Network ID or name

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Account Abstraction

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createKernelClient

Creates a kernel account client for a given wallet. Parameters:
  • wallet: BaseWallet – The smart wallet to create the kernel account client for
  • chainId?: number – The chain ID to use for the kernel account client
  • bundlerProvider?: ZerodevBundlerProvider – The bundler provider to use for the kernel account client
  • bundlerRpc?: string – The bundler RPC URL to use for the kernel account client
  • paymasterRpc?: string – The paymaster RPC URL to use for the kernel account client
  • paymaster?: PaymasterType (‘SPONSOR’ | ‘NONE’) – The paymaster to use for the kernel account client
Returns:
  • KernelAccountClient<Transport, ViemChain, SmartAccount, Client, RpcSchema> – The kernel account client

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getEoaWalletForSmartWallet

Retrieves the EOA wallet for a given smart address address. Parameters:
  • smartWallet: BaseWallet – The smart wallet to get the EOA for
Returns:
  • BaseWallet – The EOA wallet

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Utility Methods

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isEthereumWallet

Checks if a wallet is Ethereum-based. Parameters:
  • wallet: BaseWallet – The wallet to check
Returns:
  • boolean – true if Ethereum-based

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isSolanaWallet

Checks if a wallet is Solana-based. Parameters:
  • wallet: BaseWallet – The wallet to check
Returns:
  • boolean – true if Solana-based

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onEvent

Attaches an event listener to the global wallet client. 
import Wallet, { onEvent } from 'wallet';

const unsubscribe = onEvent(Wallet, 'connect', () => {
  console.log('Connected!');
});

// Clean up
unsubscribe();
Parameters:
  • client: GlobalWalletClient – The global wallet client instance
  • eventName: keyof ClientEventEmitterEvents – Event name
  • callback: Function – Event handler
Returns:
  • VoidFunction – Unsubscribe function

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signMessage

Signs a message using the wallet. 
import Wallet from 'wallet';

const { signature, signedMessage } = await signMessage(Wallet.wallets[0], {
  message: 'Hello, world!',
});
Parameters:
  • wallet: BaseWallet – The wallet to use
  • message: string – Message to sign
Returns:
  • Promise<{ signature: string; signedMessage: string }> – Signature details

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switchNetwork

Switches an Ethereum wallet’s network. 
import Wallet from 'wallet';

const wallet = Wallet.wallets[0];
switchNetwork(wallet, { networkId: 1 });
Parameters:
  • wallet: BaseWallet – The wallet to switch
  • networkId: number – Target network ID