Wallets
What does a Sui wallet do?
A Sui wallet manages the credentials that prove ownership of your onchain assets and signs the transactions you submit to the network. How those credentials are held varies by wallet type: self-custodial wallets keep a private key, while zkLogin wallets derive authority differently. This section covers how wallets work, the wallet types available on Sui (including Slush, self-custodial wallets, and zkLogin wallets), how to integrate wallets into your app, and how SuiLink connects your wallet across apps.
Wallet Standard
The Wallet Standard defines how apps can automatically discover and interact with wallets.
What Is a Wallet?
Learn what Sui wallets are, how they work, and which wallet types and options are available on Sui.
Slush
Learn about Slush Wallet, its features, and how to integrate it into your wallet or app using the Slush Wallet SDK and Sui dApp Kit.
Self-Custodial Wallets
Learn about self-custodial wallets on Sui, how to integrate any Wallet Standard wallet into your app using Sui dApp Kit.
zkLogin Wallets
Learn how zkLogin wallets work on Sui, explore examples like Enoki and the Playtron wallet, and integrate zkLogin into your app using the Sui TypeScript SDK.
SuiLink
Use SuiLink to connect wallets across different chains.