2 posts tagged with "wallet-core"

I'm currently working on a new multi-chain desktop wallet named "Haruka". This wallet is intentionally built without reliance on a single centralized backend. Instead, it leverages a network of publicly accessible nodes to gather essential blockchain data. The implementation is based on the Trustwallet Core, an open-source library that provides fundamental cryptographic wallet functionality for numerous blockchain networks.

Check out the alpha release at: https://harukawallet.com/

The first release comes with a straightforward user interface and offers support for Bitcoin (BTC), Avalanche (AVAX) and the XRP Ledger (XRP).

In the coming months, our goal is to create a highly configurable wallet suitable for both new and experienced crypto users. We are committed to providing a user-friendly, intuitive, and secure experience. Additionally, we'll be working on an integrated Swap feature to simplify the process of cryptocurrency exchanges.

Recently, the Trustwallet project introduced a WebAssembly (WASM) version of its wallet core. The Trustwallet Core (TWC) is an open-source, cross-platform library that implements low-level cryptographic wallet functionality for numerous blockchains. It serves as a fundamental component in the widely-used Trust Wallet and various other projects.

The introduction of the WebAssembly version opens up countless possibilities for web, desktop, and browser-based applications. Particularly, when combined with the Electron framework, it enables the development of cross-platform desktop applications using web technologies.

In my recent experimentation with the WASM version, I explored the integration of the Trustwallet Core in Electron apps, coupled with React.js. I created several proof of concept implementations to demonstrate its smooth integration with Electron apps. The code is available on GitHub:

• Wallet Core + Electron
• Wallet Core + React
• Wallet Core + Electron + React