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New WDK community module: the @ButterNetworkio Swidge module is now available.
Butter built it. Any developer building with WDK can use it.
docs.wdk.tether.io/sdk/swidg…
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Butter Network built this module and made it available to the entire WDK ecosystem.
That's the open module system working as intended external teams bringing their infrastructure to any developer on the stack, following the same WDK interface standards.
github.com/butternetwork
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A Nigerian company lost all banking access overnight when their regional bank shut down.
That's the problem @ShigaDigital is solving. And they built it on WDK.
Here's the story 👇
wdk.tether.io/blog/shiga-ent…
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One engineer. Five months. Multi-chain coverage that would have taken 3–4 dedicated engineers and 8–10 months to build from scratch.
"We would have limited it to USD₮ on one or two EVM networks. WDK made broader coverage possible."
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Five years ago, we set out with one conviction: the infrastructure moving money across the globe was broken, and nobody was fixing it reliably.
Today, that conviction is backed by $350 million in settled volume, 20,500 transactions across 15 markets in Africa, the GCC and Europe, zero failed settlements, and many lessons.
Shiga V2 is what those lessons became. Moving money taught us that rails alone aren't enough. People need a secure place to hold and use digital value, and organisations need a simple way to build it into how they already work. So we built for both.
Say hello to products and APIs for the digital asset economy.
Say hello to Enta & Pulse! 🚀
See what we've built -> shgd.io/sbiox
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Hinkal is now integrated in the Wallet Development Kit (WDK) by @tether.
Developers building with @WDK_tether can now add privacy to their wallets and apps.
Users can send stablecoins and other assets with the sender, recipient and amount kept private.
Unlock private payments in any wallet built on WDK.
Powered by Hinkal.
WDK just got its first privacy module built by @hinkal_protocol
Private token transfers, now available to any EVM wallet built on WDK.
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From Africa to the Gulf. Bitcoin, USD₮, XAU₮.
@ShigaDigital built Enta and Pulse on WDK one for individuals, one for institutions. This is what the open stack is built for.
Tether WDK Brings Self-Custodial Finance to Africa and the GCC with Shiga
Learn more: tether.io/news/tether-wdk-br…
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WDK just got its first privacy module built by @hinkal_protocol
Private token transfers, now available to any EVM wallet built on WDK.
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This opens a new section in the WDK docs: Privacy.
Hinkal is the first module listed there. A wallet team building on WDK can now add private transfers without building their own privacy infrastructure or stepping outside WDK's modular architecture.
docs.wdk.tether.io/sdk/walle…
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