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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.

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Requirements

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.
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