Getting Started With Your First Wallet and Transaction | Programmable Wallets

Circle Product lead Ian Lin walks through getting started with User-Controlled Programmable Wallets*, which includes how to configure and deploy your first wallet across multiple blockchains and make an initial transaction. Watch how Circle’s sample application in combination with API requests allow your end users to set their PIN code and security questions to access their #programmablewallet, enabling secure wallets with a familiar UX.

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*Programmable Wallets application programming interface (“API”) is offered by Circle Technology Services, LLC (“CTS”). CTS is not a regulated financial services company and the API does not include financial, investment, tax, legal, regulatory, accounting, business, or other advice. For additional details, see the Circle Developer terms of service here: https://console.circle.com/legal/deve...

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