BitGo JavaScript SDK
The BitGo Platform and SDK makes it easy to build multi-signature Bitcoin applications today. The SDK is fully integrated with the BitGo co-signing service for managing all of your BitGo wallets.
Included in the SDK are examples for how to use the API to manage your multi-signature wallets.
Please contact us at support@bitgo.com if you have questions or comments about this API.
npm install
View our Javascript SDK Documentation.
Suitable for developers working in a language without an official BitGo SDK.
BitGo Express runs as a service in your own datacenter, and handles the client-side operations involving your own keys, such as partially signing transactions before submitting to BitGo. This ensures your keys never leave your network, and are not seen by BitGo. BitGo Express can also proxy the standard BitGo REST APIs, providing a unified interface to BitGo through a single REST API.
bin/bitgo-express
Creates a single file of javascript for inclusion in your applications.
npm run-script compile
npm run-script compile-dbg
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BitGo JavaScript SDK
The npm package bitgo receives a total of 1,138 weekly downloads. As such, bitgo popularity was classified as popular.
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