Turnkey supports Tron address derivation with ADDRESS_TYPE_TRON
. Tron addresses are derived from the same SECP256k1 curve that is used for Ethereum addresses, but with a different address encoding format.
Tron’s transaction format is supported for signing in Turnkey. You can use the core signing capabilities to sign Tron transactions by constructing the transaction following the Tron protocol specifications and then using Turnkey’s signing API.
Here’s a more complete example of how to integrate Turnkey with TronWeb for transaction signing:
You can use Turnkey to sign various Tron transaction types:
Turnkey supports both:
Turnkey can be integrated with popular Tron development tools such as:
If you have any questions about using Turnkey with Tron or need assistance with integration, feel free to contact us at hello@turnkey.com, on X, or on Slack.
Turnkey supports Tron address derivation with ADDRESS_TYPE_TRON
. Tron addresses are derived from the same SECP256k1 curve that is used for Ethereum addresses, but with a different address encoding format.
Tron’s transaction format is supported for signing in Turnkey. You can use the core signing capabilities to sign Tron transactions by constructing the transaction following the Tron protocol specifications and then using Turnkey’s signing API.
Here’s a more complete example of how to integrate Turnkey with TronWeb for transaction signing:
You can use Turnkey to sign various Tron transaction types:
Turnkey supports both:
Turnkey can be integrated with popular Tron development tools such as:
If you have any questions about using Turnkey with Tron or need assistance with integration, feel free to contact us at hello@turnkey.com, on X, or on Slack.