Create your account, set up an organization, and understand what's available today.
Ready to build? Skip ahead to the Quickstart to create API credentials, configure a vault, and send your first transaction.
Once you're in, follow the Quickstart to start integrating.
An organization is your top-level tenant. Everything—vaults, users, policies, API credentials—lives within an organization.
When you first sign in without an existing organization, you'll be prompted to create one:
acme-corp)—you'll need it for API calls and URLs.Tip: Users can belong to multiple organizations. Switch between them from the console dropdown—useful if you manage multiple entities or client accounts.
You can manage your Cubewire resources through two interfaces:
| Interface | Use case |
|---|---|
| Wallet Console | Visual management, manual approvals, team administration |
| REST API | Programmatic access, automation, production integrations |
Both interfaces access the same underlying data—changes in one are immediately reflected in the other.
Cubewire Wallet-as-a-Service is currently testnet only.
| What's available | Details |
|---|---|
| Networks | Cubewire Testnet and supported EVM testnets |
| Vaults | Full vault creation and management |
| Transactions | Send and receive testnet assets |
| Cubewire Testnet tokens | Free via the Cubewire Faucet |
Use testnet to build and test your integration, configure approval policies, and validate workflows before going live.
For mainnet access, request early access.
Create your account, set up an organization, and understand what's available today.
Ready to build? Skip ahead to the Quickstart to create API credentials, configure a vault, and send your first transaction.
Once you're in, follow the Quickstart to start integrating.
An organization is your top-level tenant. Everything—vaults, users, policies, API credentials—lives within an organization.
When you first sign in without an existing organization, you'll be prompted to create one:
acme-corp)—you'll need it for API calls and URLs.Tip: Users can belong to multiple organizations. Switch between them from the console dropdown—useful if you manage multiple entities or client accounts.
You can manage your Cubewire resources through two interfaces:
| Interface | Use case |
|---|---|
| Wallet Console | Visual management, manual approvals, team administration |
| REST API | Programmatic access, automation, production integrations |
Both interfaces access the same underlying data—changes in one are immediately reflected in the other.
Cubewire Wallet-as-a-Service is currently testnet only.
| What's available | Details |
|---|---|
| Networks | Cubewire Testnet and supported EVM testnets |
| Vaults | Full vault creation and management |
| Transactions | Send and receive testnet assets |
| Cubewire Testnet tokens | Free via the Cubewire Faucet |
Use testnet to build and test your integration, configure approval policies, and validate workflows before going live.
For mainnet access, request early access.