Wallet Provider Compatibility

CPN allows you to bring your own wallet provider when integrating with the network. Circle Wallets is an option for your integration, but not a requirement. When bringing your own wallet provider, you should make sure that they support the features and signing methods that are required to interact with CPN.

The following features and signing methods are required for a wallet provider to be able to integrate with CPN:

• Custodial wallet support: The provider must be able to sign transactions for wallets without requiring user interaction.

• Ethereum virtual machine (EVM) raw transaction signing: The provider must be able to sign raw EVM transactions without broadcasting them to the blockchain.

• EIP-712 signing: The provider must support EIP-712 typed data. The resulting signature can be used in one of the following ways:

  • The signature can be verified by recovering the signer’s address with the hash of the typed data (on behalf of an EOA).

  • The signature can be validated by the isValidSignature method defined in EIP-1271 with the hash of the typed data (on behalf of an SCA).

    Note: USDC implements EIP-3009 with the EIP-7598 extension, enabling both EOAs and SCAs to authorize transfers via the EIP-3009 mechanism.

• Solana signing: The provider must support signing raw Solana transaction using Ed25519, without broadcasting them to the blockchain.

• Solana memo field: The provider must support a memo field for Solana transactions.