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# Integration Guide

This Integration Guide is intended for developers building on top of Wallet Core. Typical projects using Wallet Core are *mobile wallets* -- iOS and/or Android apps, and potentially desktop wallets. Wallet Core functionality can prove to be helpful in some backend-side projects as well.

The guide has the following outline:

* Wallet Core Usage Guide. In this general guide we describe the basic wallet operations (*wallet creation*, *address derivation*, *transaction signing*) in detail, with some code examples. This is recommended first.
* iOS Integration Guide. This is a walkthrough of a sample iOS wallet application.
* Android Integration Guide. This is a walkthrough of a sample Android wallet application.
* Server-Side GoLang Guide. Here we provide instructions on how to integrate Wallet Core(StarTower Core) into a *Go* languge backend-side project.

[<br>](https://developer.trustwallet.com/developer/wallet-core/developing-the-library/releasing)


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