Скачать или смотреть Using the Programmable Wallet Endpoint | Using Programmable Wallets | #5

In part 5 of our mini video series, join Senior DevRel Blessing Adesiji and get acquainted with the Programmable Wallets* Endpoint in this detailed overview video. Discover how APIs work and the difference between programmable wallet endpoints for both the user-controlled and developer controlled wallets. You’ll also continue learning how to use the Circle API reference as Blessing shares examples of how you can test the API endpoints before you go forward with integration into your application.

Don’t miss Part 1-4:
Programmable Wallets Part 1:    • Getting to Know the Developer Dashboard | ...  
Programmable Wallets Part 2:    • Learning the Types of Infrastructure Model...  
Programmable Wallets Part 3:    • Understanding Primitives | Using Programma...  
Programmable Wallets Part 4:    • Creating an API Key | Using Programmable W...  

Be sure to check out Part 6:    • Generating and Encrypting an Entity Secret...  

Explore more content for building on Circle and USDC:
Introducing Programmable Wallets - Circle’s Web3 Services:    • Introducing Programmable Wallets and Circl...  
Start building with Programmable Wallets:    • 6 Steps for Building with Programmable Wal...  
Deploy programmable wallets with Next.js + iOS: https://www.circle.com/blog/deploying...

Docs:
Programmable Wallets docs:
InteractiveQuickstart Guide for user controlled wallets: https://learn.circle.com/quickstarts/...
InteractiveQuickstart Guide for developer-controlled wallets: https://learn.circle.com/quickstarts/...


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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...