Introduction

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Introduction

Engage is the management console for companies building, operating, and scaling blockchain-powered wallet experiences on the WalletTwo platform. It is the control plane where teams configure wallets, design branded end-user experiences, automate on-chain operations, manage real-world assets and tokens, and monitor activity — all from a single workspace.

Engage is the companion application to the WalletTwo SDK. Where the SDK powers the wallet your users interact with, Engage is where your team shapes how that wallet looks, what it can do, and how it behaves.

Who Engage is for

Engage is organized around three roles, each with a dedicated workspace:

• Company members — product, operations, and business teams who configure the wallet experience, build automations, manage users, and track activity through the Dashboard.

• Administrators — platform operators who manage companies, blockchain networks, smart contracts, and on-ramp providers through the Admin panel.

• End users — wallet holders served by the experiences your company builds in Engage. They do not log in to Engage directly.

All work in Engage is scoped to a company. A user can belong to multiple companies and switch between them; every resource — wallets, workflows, tokens, API keys — lives under the active company.

What you can do in Engage

Design the wallet experience

Use the Builder to customize your wallet's look and feel — logo, background, colors, fonts — and preview changes on mobile and desktop before publishing

Automate on-chain operations

The Workflows module is a visual, drag-and-drop builder for wallet automations. Compose nodes into flows that react to events, trigger on-chain actions, and orchestrate multi-step processes without writing custom integration code.

Manage digital and real-world assets

• Tokens — register and order the tokens surfaced in your wallet.

• RWA (Real-World Assets) — catalog and manage tokenized real-world assets, organized by type.

Operate and observe

• Events — blockchain events.

• Users — manage the end-user accounts inside your wallet.

• Members — invite teammates, assign roles, and manage access to your company workspace.

• API Keys — issue and revoke credentials for server-to-server integrations.