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DApp Kit

The DApp Kit (@sodax/dapp-kit) is SODAX's UI component layer, providing pre-built React components that give applications a ready-made cross-network experience with minimal integration effort.

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What it is

The DApp Kit is the experience layer of SODAX's integration stack. Published as @sodax/dapp-kit, it provides pre-built React components that applications can drop into their frontend to offer cross-network functionality without building UI from scratch.

The DApp Kit sits on top of the SODAX SDK and wallet packages, wrapping their capabilities in a consumer-ready interface.

What it does inside SODAX

Within the SODAX system, the DApp Kit provides the SodaxProvider component, which initializes the SDK, manages wallet state, and exposes cross-network operations to the application's React component tree.

The DApp Kit handles:

  • Wallet connection and network detection
  • Transaction flow UI for swaps, bridging, lending, and staking
  • State management for cross-network operations
  • Error handling and user feedback

It does not add new system capabilities. It surfaces existing SDK functionality through a consistent, brand-aligned interface.

Why it exists

Many applications want to offer cross-network capabilities without investing engineering time in building custom transaction flows, wallet management, and error handling for multi-network operations.

The DApp Kit exists to reduce integration time from weeks to hours. It is particularly relevant for wallet applications and DeFi frontends that want to embed SODAX functionality as a feature rather than build around it.

What this means for users and partners

For builders, the DApp Kit is the fastest path to a working SODAX integration. It is best suited for applications that want a pre-built experience and are comfortable with SODAX's standard UI patterns.

For applications that need deeper customization, the underlying SDK and wallet packages can be used directly. The DApp Kit, SDK, and wallet packages represent three tiers of integration depth: experience, logic, and connection.

Last updated: 4/7/2026