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These official repositories are useful when you need more than an overview but do not want to begin from a blank project. Create an account and obtain credentials before running them.

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Use the smallest reference that gets you working.

QuickStarts are the most direct way to validate a core flow. SDK repositories are useful when you are moving that flow into a service you own.

Go

Golang QuickStart.

A runnable starting point for wallet programme flows in Go.

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C#

C# QuickStart.

A runnable starting point for a .NET application.

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Java

Java QuickStart.

A runnable Java starting point with documented configuration.

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Node

Node QuickStart.

A runnable Node starting point for supported wallet flows.

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Follow the repository README, configure the API region or host shown for your account, and make one working request or run before changing the code. Store credentials in environment variables or a secure secrets mechanism; never commit them or paste them into externally hosted AI prompts.

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