APIGENERAL
ABOUT VATOM WALLET
Introduction
EXPERIENCE KIT

A Micro-Site Within a Wallet

Experience Kit Overview
1. Confirm Developer Privileges
2. Expose Your Brand
3. Start A Micro-Site
4. Embed Micro-Site in wallet
5. Add Experience Kit Features
WALLET SDK

Web Wallet SDK

About Web Wallet SDK
Create a Sample App
Add Wallet Page
Embed Wallet Inventory View

iOS Wallet SDK

About iOS Wallet SDK

Android Wallet SDK

About Android Wallet SDK

Flutter Wallet SDK

About Flutter Wallet SDK
IDENTITY SDK

Manage Identity

Identity SDK Overview
Add Identity Test Pages
SPARK PLUGINS
Spark Plugins Overview
Change LogForum

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Introduction

There are a variety ways for you to use the Vatom Wallet in your own applications and customer engagement campaigns. You can even use Vatom modules to customize your own branded wallet experience.

  • Experience Kit lets you create your own branded experience within a Vatom Wallet. It is the path of least effort to a customized wallet.
    (now in public beta)
  • Wallet SDK gives you a plain Wallet inventory view that you can embed via iframe into your own app. It requires more effort than Experience Kit but puts more control in your hands.
    (now in public beta)
  • Identity SDK lets you directly manage end user identity and authorization. Experience Kit and Wallet SDK offer an automated login process but you can use Identity SDK if you need more control.
    (now in public beta)
  • Custom Login lets you customize the look of the login page when an unauthenticated user signs in to access Vatom services via a URL that references your business ID.
  • Spark Plugins lets you extend Wallet functionality with plugins.
    (beta coming Q3 2023)

Comparing Experience Kit and Wallet SDK

If your goal is to build a customized wallet, you can get the job done with either Experience Kit or Wallet SDK. The core difference is whether you choose to embed your customizations within the Vatom Wallet app or prefer to embed a wallet inventory view within an app of your own. The best approach depends on which wallet features versus customizations are required. Consider the following chart:

Experience KitWallet SDK
Embeddingmicro-site embedded in walletwallet inventory view embedded in custom app
Overall Effortbasic micro-site is easy to buildmore work to build app to contain everything
Controla fixed UI contains the micro-sitethe encompassing app is up to the developer
Wallet UI Optionsmaps & AR in addition to token inventorylimited to inventory view within iframe
Library Featuresdata access features built inlimited additional data access via Identity SDK

When to Use Identity SDK with Wallet SDK

By default, Wallet SDK handles user login automatically when required. Most developers, pair WalletSDK with IdentitySDK to gain control over when the user's access token, the user's profile, and when the login process takes place.

If you are not sure whether you will require this additional control, it is reasonable to begin developing your app with just the Wallet SDK. The Identity SDK can added later if it becomes clearly necessary.