Yuki gives developers the tools and flexibility they need to blend crypto and finance for Africa
Yuki Programmable Wallets are built on modular infrastructure to provide a comprehensive developer solution to store and interact with extensive stablecoin support across 8 blockchains.
Developers can decide whether they or their users manage and take asset custody.
Wallet types offered by Yuki
User-controlled wallets
User-controlled wallets enable companies to act as pass-through applications, allowing end-users to maintain control over their wallets and assets. This non-custodial approach bypasses the need for third-party custodians or intermediaries in interactions with Yuki’ decentralized KMS.
Org-controlled wallets
Org-controlled wallets empower organizations with exclusive control over signing processes and transaction approvals. By internally generating the necessary passkey-based credentials for the Yuki API, the organization becomes the sole custodian of all assets in these wallets.
Fundamental Behavior
The critical distinction between user-controlled and developer-controlled wallets is which party controls the ability to access the private key used to interact with the blockchain.
User-controlled and developer-controlled wallets can make transactions, interact with smart contracts, and sign messages. In the case of a user-controlled wallet, the user controls these abilities. In the case of a developer-controlled wallet, the developer has this control.
