As part of our ongoing efforts to improve our services and streamline our development processes, we are announcing the formal deprecation of our Python and Go SDKs. This decision allows us to better focus our resources on developing and enhancing thirdweb Engine — our production-grade HTTP server to interact with any

Get up and running with a cloud-hosted Engine instance with one click in < 20 minutes. Starting today, requesting a cloud-hosted Engine now deploys infrastructure immediately upon payment ($99/month subscription). And stay tuned for an exciting infrastructure update next week... What is Engine? thirdweb Engine is an open-source server

You can now use the thirdweb Pay modal UI that comes out of box with ConnectButton simply by using useSendTransaction hook by default. When sending a transaction with useSendTransaction hook in your react app, it estimates the amount required for executing the transaction and if the user does not have

We are thrilled to share that the latest version of Engine, v0.0.38, has been officially released and is now accessible on our Docker Hub Repository. This update brings enhancements that improve functionality without introducing any breaking changes, ensuring a smooth transition for all users. What’s New in

Providing new ways for devs to sponsor transactions, powered by Engine!

This feature allows your application to use any cryptographic private key to generate access tokens that Engine accepts for a limited duration. No long-lived credentials are transmitted over public internet to minimize the impact of a compromised access token. This feature is introduced in v0.0.36. Existing (long-lived) access

Empowering all kinds of developers with thirdweb tooling, and giving some love to GoDot users!

We have updated our contract deployment process to effectively handle gas-price related issues on certain chains. This removes the need for special handling, and streamlines the deployment flow on more such EVM compatible chains. Thirdweb supports contract deployment on all EVM compatible chains, as highlighted in this article. However, the

At thirdweb, we enable a blockchain development world pre-fixed with ‘any.' Last year, we allowed developers to deploy any contract on any EVM chain. Today, we are adding 'any wallet'—our pre-built components and SDK now support over 350+ wallets. We envision that this improvement will help

thirdweb's new Airdrop contract is available for deployment. The contract is suitable to use when you want to transfer ERC20 / ERC721 / ERC1155 tokens to a list of recipient addresses, and supports push based, claim based (allowlist), and signature based airdrops. This contract is an upgrade to the current

This changelog serves as a reminder that, as previously announced, Polygon’s Mumbai testnet will be deprecated effective April 8, 2024. This change will affect thirdweb’s product and services including SDK, Paymaster, Embedded Wallet, contracts, and any other products utilizing the Mumbai testnet. What This Means for You: * Unable

Sign in with your phone number, unified transactions and added utilities.

We are thrilled to officially release Connect SDK v5, the latest update to our client-side SDKs. This new version brings a major performance upgrade, simplified installation, and interoperability with other web3 libraries — a highly requested feature from our users. What’s new in Connect v5? * Supported Wallets: We now have

Cross-chain, cross-platform, embedded swapping and bridging!

Developers can now add external links to their published contract. This is to allow linking docs, usage guides, and other useful resources that can be used by a deployer of the contract. To add resource links to your published contract, click on the Edit button on publish page of the

We've heard your feedback and we've delivered! We've cut package sizes and load times around the board, allowing new and existing users to authenticate 20% faster in the latest version of Embedded Wallets for web, available now with no additional effort on your part.

Engine now supports idempotency keys for write transactions. Many of you have asked for Engine to prevent duplicate transactions when retrying requests. This feature prevents costly and irreversible errors like transferring funds or minting NFTs more than once. If an x-idempotency-key header is provided, Engine only submits the transaction if

thirdweb Engine is an open-source server for your web3 app to read, write, and deploy contracts to the blockchain. The team is working hard to continuously improve stability and developer experience. Summary * Clear error messages for onchain failures * Improved reliability during gas spikes * Higher read/write throughput * Updated dashboard timeline

You can now update the metadata of ERC721 and ERC1155 NFTs directly from the dashboard! Click on any of your NFTs and you'll find an "Update Metadata" tab where you can change the name, description, image or individual properties. Keep in mind that you can also