Tether will launch a fully open-source Wallet Development Kit (WDK) this week
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Tether’s WDK will include a Starter Wallet for iOS and Android. The kit supports humans, AI agents, and autonomous systems. WDK is open-source, modular, and designed for large-scale adoption. Paolo Ardoino, the CEO of Tether, has confirmed that the stablecoin issuer will launch a fully open-source Wallet Development Kit (WDK) this week. The release will also include a compact “Starter Wallet” for both iOS and Android, serving as a practical example of how developers can quickly build complete digital asset wallets using the toolkit. Tether’s Wallet Development Kit (WDK) The WDK represents Tether’s latest move to advance the development of non-custodial financial tools. According to Ardoino, the kit is built to help developers and companies integrate secure, self-custodial wallets into their applications with minimal effort. It features a modular and highly scalable architecture, designed for easy adoption across different platforms and use cases. In demonstrations shared by Ardoino, the Starter Wallet already showcases a full suite of features, including multiple mnemonic backup options, peer-to-peer functionality, and decentralised finance (DeFi) tools such as lending, swapping, and asset management. Tether Data, preview of some of the AI apps we’re developing: AI translate, AI voice assistant, AI bitcoin wallet assistant. Tether will launch soon its own AI SDK platform, open-source, built upon Bare (Holepunch’s javascript runtime), working on every hardware, from embedded… pic.twitter.com/W5JFmoVcnh — Paolo Ardoino 🤖 (@paoloardoino) February 4, 2025 Tether describes the WDK as “super-modular” and “battle-tested,” reflecting a strong focus on security, flexibility, and interoperability. By open-sourcing the kit, Tether is inviting the global developer community to audit, contribute, and expand its capabilities. One of the more striking aspects of this development is that the WDK is not built solely for human users. Tether has designed the toolkit to support machine interactions, including those by AI agents and robots. This…
