Rhinestone Global Wallet Examples

This repository contains example implementations demonstrating Rhinestone's global wallet functionality. Each example showcases how users can deposit tokens on any supported chain and spend them seamlessly on any other supported chain using a single account address.

All examples are built on @rhinestone/sdk v2 and pinned to a single SDK version through a pnpm workspace, so the whole repo builds as one unit.

Examples

Wallet connection providers

• dynamic/ - Integration with Dynamic wallet connection
• privy/ - Integration with Privy authentication and embedded wallets
• reown/ - Integration with Reown (formerly WalletConnect) AppKit
• para-viem/ - Integration with Para using the Para viem SDK
• para-wagmi/ - Integration with Para using the Para wagmi SDK
• magic/ - Integration with Magic authentication

Features & standalone integrations

• passkey/ - Passkey-only account (WebAuthn), no third-party auth provider
• session-keys/ - One-click UX: approve a scoped session once, then execute within its policy
• standalone-wagmi/ - Pure wagmi integration (injected connector), no auth provider
• standalone-viem/ - Pure viem integration as a runnable Node script, no auth provider or UI

Tooling

• backend/ - CLI bundle generator for testing Rhinestone Orchestrator intents (git submodule)

Each frontend example is a Next.js application; standalone-viem is a Node script. The backend provides a CLI tool for generating and testing transaction bundles.

Setup

This is a pnpm workspace. Install pnpm if you don't have it (corepack enable), then:

# Clone with the backend submodule, or initialize it after cloning:
git submodule update --init --recursive

# Install all examples in one go
pnpm install

Shared dependency versions (including @rhinestone/sdk) live in the catalog in pnpm-workspace.yaml — bumping the SDK across every example is a one-line change there.

Running an example

Each app is a standalone Next.js project. Copy its env.example to .env and fill in the required keys, then:

pnpm --filter @rhinestone-examples/dynamic dev

(substitute the app you want). Or cd into the app directory and run pnpm dev.

Workspace scripts

pnpm typecheck   # typecheck every example
pnpm build       # build every example
pnpm check:sdk   # assert all examples pin the SDK via the catalog (no drift)

CI runs check:sdk and typecheck on every example, so an app can't silently fall behind the pinned SDK version.