Turnkey Tutorial
A tutorial on how to use Turnkey with the Glider API
The Glider API is wallet agnostic. This means that as long as you can get an EIP-191 signature from the EOA that will own the portfolio, you can use the Glider API.
If you’ve followed along with the Quickstart guide you will notice there’s two cases where your wallet architecture will need to interface with Glider. The first is when you’re creating a portfolio, and the second is when you’re funding a portfolio.
Creating a Portfolio with Turnkey
Get the Message to Sign
Fetch the data to be signed by calling the https://api.glider.fi/v1/portfolio/create/signature
endpoint.
Sign the Message
Sign the payload using the owner’s wallet. The Turnkey SDK can be used to sign the message like so:
Funding a Portfolio with Turnkey
Funding a portfolio is done by sending funds to a portfolio’s vault address.
Get the Portfolio's Vault Address
Fetch the portfolio’s vault address by calling the https://api.glider.fi/v1/portfolio/{portfolioId}
endpoint.
Send Funds to the Portfolio's Vault
Turnkey has integrations with both ethers.js
and Viem
to send funds using Turnkey. An example with Viem is highlighted below: