API Documentation

Welcome to the Turing Wallet API documentation. This SDK lets you integrate Turing Wallet into your DApp with support for TBC, BTC, Ethereum, and BSC chains.

New to Turing Wallet?

Start with the Getting Started Guide for a step-by-step walkthrough including installation, setup, and a complete DApp example.

Quick Start

import { useTuringWallet } from "turing-wallet-provider";

const wallet = useTuringWallet();

// Connect to wallet
const addresses = await wallet.connect();
console.log(addresses);
// => { tbcAddress, btcAddress, ethAddress, bnbAddress }

// Send a transaction
const { txid } = await wallet.sendTransaction([
  { flag: "P2PKH", address: "recipient_address", satoshis: 10000 },
]);

You can also use the Turing global object: await Turing.connect(). See Getting Started for details on both patterns.

API Overview

Connection

Method	Description
connect	Connect to wallet and get addresses
disconnect	Disconnect from wallet
isConnected	Check connection status

Account Info

Method	Description
getPubKey	Get public key
getAddress	Get wallet addresses
getInfo	Get wallet name, platform, version

Signing & Encryption

Method	Description
signMessage	Sign a message with encoding support
signTransaction	Sign raw transactions
signAssociatedTransaction	Sign parent-child transactions
encrypt	Encrypt data with wallet key
decrypt	Decrypt data with wallet key

TBC Transactions

Method	Description
sendTransaction	Send TBC transactions (P2PKH, NFT, FT, PoolNFT, Stablecoin)
sendBatchRequest	Batch multiple requests (up to 5)

EVM Transactions

Method	Description
evm.sendTransaction	Send Ethereum/BSC transactions (native + ERC20)

BTC Transactions

Method	Description
btc.sendTransaction	Send BTC transactions
btc.signTransaction	Sign BTC transactions (Legacy/SegWit/Taproot)
btc.sendBatchRequest	BTC batch requests