Going Live Checklist

Make sure you're ready to go live to production by going through this checklist.

If you’re planning to use ConnectKit for your project, we’d love to hear from you. Please reach out and we’d be happy to discuss your needs and answer any questions about implementation.

Setup Wallet ConnectMake sure you've set up a WalletConnect Project ID.
Setup chainsMake sure you've selected which chains you want ConnectKit to be able to switch to for your app.
Setup your RPC ProvidersMake sure you've set up your necessary RPC Providers for each chain you want to support.
Setup themeMake sure you've selected a theme that fits the look and feel of your app.
Setup faviconMake sure you've set a favicon so that your app appears in wallet apps correctly when users connect their wallet.
Setup app nameMake sure you've set an app name in ConnectKit so that your app appears with the correct name when users connect with their wallets.
Test your connect experienceWe recommend that you run through a full end-to-end test of your connect experience using a real wallet. This will ensure that your app is working as expected when you go live.
Test on desktop and mobileWe recommend that you test desktop and mobile to ensure that your app works as expected with ConnectKit on both platforms.

Frequently Asked Questions

This list of FAQs will continue to be updated over time.

Is ConnectKit open source?

Where do I get my API keys?

What is a RPC Provider?

How do I use my own connect button design with ConnectKit?

How do I customize which chains / networks to support? E.g., I only want to display Optimism?

Why won't my app icon appear in a mobile wallet when scanning with WalletConnect?

Why does the default Coinbase Wallet modal appear when I try and connect with Coinbase?

Why does the default WalletConnect modal appear when I try and connect with WalletConnect?

How do I disable the Buffer polyfill?

Why does my ConnectKit modal/button design not look right?

Open Source

BSD-2-Clause License

ConnectKit is open source via GitHub.

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