Request-level cryptographic authorization
StrongCritical operations are authenticated with signed X-Auth-Token request payloads.
Privy approach
Policy engine and delegated wallet controls manage transaction authorization behavior.
Bitcoin-Native Access for Agentic Apps
Use Sigma for fast hosted identity, then authorize every Droplit action with verifiable BSV signatures your agents and backends can trust.
Built for Secure, Agentic BSV Workflows
Droplit combines hosted identity convenience with request-level Bitcoin signature guarantees.
Sigma Hosted Login
Fast onboarding with delegated identity and session handling.
BSV-Signed Access
Authorize each request with Bitcoin-native signatures and verifiable intent.
Agent-Ready API
Deterministic request patterns built for backend jobs and AI agent actions.
On-Chain Data Push
Publish OP_RETURN payloads as auditable, permanent activity logs.
Wallet Operations
Tap, fund, mint, and manage droplits through one control surface.
Configurable Controls
Use faucet settings and API-key permissions to constrain operational risk.
Why Droplit?
Built for BSV-native signatures, secure identity flows, and reliable automation for modern app and agent backends.
Bitcoin SV Native
Built from the ground up for Bitcoin SV so your app can rely on scalable, low-cost on-chain operations.
Hosted Identity + Native Signatures
Use Sigma for OAuth-style onboarding while preserving Bitcoin-native BSV signatures for request-level access control.
Agent-Friendly API
Create, manage, tap, fund, push, and mint through endpoints designed for deterministic agent and backend automation.
On-Chain Data Storage
Push arbitrary data to OP_RETURN and keep a permanent, auditable on-chain record tied to your wallet operations.
Configurable Access Controls
Control tap amounts, API key authorization, and droplit-level behavior so each workflow has the right guardrails.
Built for Managed or Self-Hosted
Run with managed identity flows or self-host where needed, while keeping the same signature-based authorization model.
How Droplit Compares with Privy
If you are evaluating both platforms, start with the capabilities teams compare most often.
Programmatic wallet operations
CompetitiveTap, push, fund, mint, and status/activity endpoints are available now.
Privy approach
Client and server wallet infrastructure supports broad transaction workflows.
Operational access controls
ImprovingPer-droplit API key allowlists and configurable faucet-level behavior.
Privy approach
Fine-grained policy controls, delegated authorization, and advanced governance tooling.
Capabilities You Can Validate Today
Explore practical features you can test right now, with links to docs and live product workflows.
Sigma-hosted onboarding
Users sign in through Sigma while Droplit keeps Bitcoin-native signature authorization in place for API operations.
View auth flow docsSigned X-Auth-Token requests
Critical endpoints rely on signed request payloads, giving verifiable intent for each backend or agent action.
Review request signingCore wallet operation coverage
Tap, fund, mint, push, and status endpoints are available for production wallet workflows.
Browse API surfaceOperational access controls
Per-droplit API key allowlists and faucet-level config provide immediate least-privilege controls for production apps.
Manage controls in dashboardRealtime activity visibility
Activity stream support (SSE) enables monitoring loops, alerting hooks, and autonomous response logic.
Open SSE guideFrequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about Droplit.
Ready to Build with BSV?
Ship faster with Sigma-hosted identity and Bitcoin-native signature authorization that fits real app and agent workflows.