Circle, the well-known platform that issues the stablecoin “$USDC,” has introduced an exclusive project named Signing API to facilitate its Programmable Wallets. As per Circle, with this feature, the developers can integrate secure transfer signing as well as the wallet creation throughout a wide array of blockchains. The platform took to social media to disclose this development.
Programmable Wallets now supports 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 backs Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible blockchains. It also supports Solana and $NEAR Protocol, to substantially widen the span of the wallet features for users and developers. The signing API offers an adaptable and resilient toolset to the developers for wallet management. With it, the developers can create in-app wallets, permitting end-users to leverage matchless blockchain interaction.
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