Practical overview
When it fits
Use it when implementing wallet functionality inside a Swift application and the documented key, keystore, signing or ERC-20 operations fit the project.
Who it is for
- Swift developers building cryptocurrency wallet features into an app.
- Teams needing documented wallet and transaction operations for Bitcoin-family assets, Ethereum or ERC-20 tokens.
Documented uses
- Create a mnemonic, derive keys and generate a wallet address.
- Generate or read a keystore.
- Sign Ethereum or UTXO-based transactions.
- Generate ERC-20 transaction or balance-query data.
Requirements & limits
The repository identifies the project as MIT-licensed and documents CocoaPods and Carthage integration.
- The project is a library for developers, not a ready-to-use wallet app.
- The README documents CocoaPods and Carthage installation.
- Bitcoin UTXO retrieval is handled outside the shown transaction-signing example.
- The README does not state supported operating-system versions.
Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.
Add HDWalletKit to an Xcode project
Integrate the library into a Swift project using one of its documented dependency managers.
Before you start
- A Swift project in Xcode
- CocoaPods or Carthage
Steps
For CocoaPods, add
pod 'HDWalletKit'to the project's Podfile.For Carthage, add
github "essentiaone/HDWallet"to the Cartfile.
Expected outcome
The project has a documented dependency declaration for HDWalletKit through the selected manager.
Guide limitations
- The README provides installation declarations but not subsequent build or runtime instructions.
- Supported operating-system versions are not specified.
Sources & review
Source record details
- Source availability
- Active
- Sources checked
- 16 October 2026
- Original website title
- essentiaone/HDWallet · Official homepage title · retained in its source language

