The Basics
- Add Login / Signup
- Chains / Networks
- Wallets
- Users / VC's
- Design
- Onramps
Beyond The Basics
- Headless
- Global Wallets
- Bridge Widget
- Rate Limits
Developer Dashboard
- SDK and API Keys
- Sandbox vs Live
- Analytics
- User Management
- Test Accounts
- Settings
- Admin
- Webhooks
- Configuring Social Providers
Tutorials
- Farcaster
- Telegram
- Features
- Frameworks
- Integrations
- Webhooks
Migrating to Dynamic
- Migrating to Dynamic
- Migration Tutorials
For Wallets & Chains
Legacy: V1 Embedded Wallets
- V1 Embedded Wallets Overview
- Working with environments that have both v1 and v2 embedded wallets
- Transactional MFA
- Headless
Go Live Checklist
- Review the general settings and apply the correct ones for your project.
- Review the security settings and make sure your CORS is set up correctly for your live deployment.
If you haven’t done so already, before going to production we highly recommend turning on MFA for your account. You can do this in the security settings.
Multi Wallet allows users to connect and handle multiple wallets at once, and is a great UX boost for end users. Consider turning it on after reviewing the multi-wallet support section.
Make sure you’re capturing all the user information you need via Information capture.
Make sure to choose the right Dynamic plan for your needs. - All features are free on sandbox, but if you’re using any advanced features you’ll need to upgrade to a paid plan.
There are two different modes to operate Dynamic in: Sandbox and Live. You can learn more about them here. To switch to live mode, you’ll need to do so in the Dynamic dashboard. Remember that the environment ID differs between sanbox and live, so make sure to also update that in your own code.
If you haven’t done so already, before going to production we highly recommend turning on MFA for your account. You can do this in the security settings.
We test all the time, but it’s also worth you running through your implementation from a few different angles, here are some common testing cases that might be useful to double check:
- Cross device
- Embedded wallets (if you are using)
- Transactions
- New vs existing user flow
Let us know how it’s going! Drop a line to [email protected] or join Slack - if you like, we can give your implementation a test and offer advice. We’ll also check that your implementation is ready for launch.
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