Begin by mapping the networks your product touches—mainnet, testnets, and sidechains—then plug them into Archly. In a single workspace, connect wallets (self-custody, MPC, or custodial), set spending and approval policies, and choose target chains. Use presets to define routes for assets and messages, set confirmation thresholds per network, and configure gas strategy with sponsor wallets when you want end users to sign less and do more. Before anything goes live, run the flow in a sandbox: simulate contract calls, dry-run bridge hops, and validate that events arrive in the order you expect. When you’re ready, promote the workflow from dev to staging to production with change reviews and audit trails baked in.
For builders, integration is straightforward. Install the SDK, create a flow, and subscribe to onchain events or offchain triggers (webhooks, schedules, or form submissions). Define what happens next: call a contract on a different chain, move tokens through your preferred connector, or fan out to multiple destinations in parallel. Archly handles retries, finality windows, and idempotency so one trigger can’t double-spend or double-call. You pick the confirmation depth per chain, and the system won’t proceed until the criteria are met. Monitor everything through real-time logs, traces, and metrics; stream them to your stack (Datadog, Grafana, or a simple webhook) for alerts. Test locally with fixtures and mock networks, then switch to testnets with one flag. Version every flow so you can roll back instantly if something breaks. more
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