Circle, the well-known platform issuing the stablecoin “$USDC”, has introduced an exclusive project called Signing API to facilitate its programmable wallets. According to Circle, this feature allows developers to integrate secure transfer signing and wallet creation across a wide range of blockchains. The platform took to social media to announce this development.
Programmable wallets now support all EVM blockchains and more with our new signing API. https://t.co/Sc0AYvx36J
— Circle (@circle) November 26, 2024
Circle releases signing API to support EVM-compatible blockchains
In its latest X-post, Circle pointed out that the release of Signing API supports Ethereum Virtual Machine compatible blockchains. It also supports Solana and NEAR Protocol, to significantly expand the scope of wallet features for users and developers. The Signing API provides developers with a customizable and resilient toolset for portfolio management. It allows the developers to create in-app wallets, allowing end users to leverage unparalleled blockchain interaction.
Therefore, consumers do not need third-party wallet applications. Moreover, this feature plays a crucial role for developers who aim to improve the consumer experience related to dApps. In parallel, they can also maintain convenience and resilient security. In addition, the API guarantees secure key management, which is a crucial feature to protect the assets and maintain trust in the blockchain ecosystems.
By combining this with current blockchain broadcasting and indexing services, developers can develop endwise wallet solutions. This way they can meet the increasing demands of applications in the Web3 landscape. Signing API reportedly supports any EVM-compatible blockchain, such as Avalanche, Polygon, Binance Smart Chain, and Ethereum. In addition to EVM chains, the addition of Solana and NEAR Protocol represents Circle’s commitment to advancing cross-chain interoperability. This is in line with the market’s movement towards a relatively linked blockchain sector.
The initiative specifically facilitates developers who want to provide a user-friendly experience
Circle’s latest API will especially benefit developers looking for comprehensive wallet solutions that scale across ecosystems. Whether for NFT marketplaces or DeFi, the Signing API provides tools needed to develop easy-to-use and secure blockchain experiences. According to Circle, the integration reduces the complications typically associated with managing different wallets across different blockchains. This allows developers to prioritize innovation while using Circle’s trusted infrastructure for important transaction management and security.
