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@keldra/sdk

v0.1.6

Published

TypeScript SDK for Keldra relay API

Readme

@keldra/sdk

TypeScript SDK for the Keldra relay API.

Security

  • Use this SDK with a server-side API key only.
  • Never ship kk_... keys in browser/client bundles.
  • Keep KELDRA_API_KEY in backend environment variables.

Install

npm install @keldra/sdk

If you want encrypted payload transport:

npm install @keldra/sdk @stablelib/x25519 @stablelib/chacha20poly1305 @stablelib/blake2s

If you want framework adapters:

npm install @keldra/sdk ethers
npm install @keldra/sdk viem

Quick Start

import { KeldraClient } from "@keldra/sdk";
const client = await KeldraClient.createSecure(
  process.env.KELDRA_API_KEY!,
  { gatewayUrl: process.env.KELDRA_GATEWAY_URL ?? "https://keldra.network" },
);
const result = await client.relay("ethereum", signedTxHex);
const limits = await client.limits();
const usage = await client.usage("2026-02-01", "2026-02-20");

console.log(result.relayId, result.status, result.txHash);
console.log(limits.tier, usage.totals.relays_submitted);

API Key From .env

Use environment variables on your backend:

KELDRA_API_KEY=kk_your_api_key
KELDRA_GATEWAY_URL=https://relay.keldra.io

Then initialize directly:

import { KeldraClient } from "@keldra/sdk";

const client = await KeldraClient.fromEnvSecure();

Backend Proxy Example (Next.js)

Keep Keldra calls on your server route:

// app/api/relay/route.ts
import { NextRequest, NextResponse } from "next/server";
import { KeldraClient } from "@keldra/sdk";
const client = await KeldraClient.createSecure(
  process.env.KELDRA_API_KEY!,
  { gatewayUrl: process.env.KELDRA_GATEWAY_URL ?? "https://keldra.network" },
);

export async function POST(req: NextRequest) {
  const body = await req.json();
  const { chain, signedTx } = body as { chain: "ethereum"; signedTx: string };

  if (!chain || !signedTx) {
    return NextResponse.json({ error: "chain and signedTx are required" }, { status: 400 });
  }

  const relay = await client.relay(chain, signedTx);
  return NextResponse.json(relay);
}

Frontend calls your backend endpoint, not Keldra directly.

Encrypted Transport

import { KeldraClient } from "@keldra/sdk";
import { createEncryptFn } from "@keldra/sdk/crypto";

const client = KeldraClient.builder()
  .apiKey("kk_your_api_key")
  .gatewayUrl("https://keldra.network")
  .withEncryption(createEncryptFn())
  .build();

await client.fetchNoiseKey();
const relay = await client.submit("ethereum", signedTxHex);

Ethers Integration

import { KeldraClient } from "@keldra/sdk";
import { wrapSigner } from "@keldra/sdk/ethers";

const client = await KeldraClient.createSecure("kk_your_api_key", {
  gatewayUrl: "https://keldra.network",
});
const signer = wrapSigner(originalSigner, { client, chain: "ethereum" });

const tx = await signer.sendTransaction({ to, value });
console.log(tx.hash);

Viem Integration

import { KeldraClient } from "@keldra/sdk";
import { wrapWalletClient } from "@keldra/sdk/viem";

const client = await KeldraClient.createSecure("kk_your_api_key", {
  gatewayUrl: "https://keldra.network",
});
const walletClient = wrapWalletClient(originalWalletClient, { client, chain: "ethereum" });

const relayId = await walletClient.sendTransaction({ to, value });
console.log(relayId);

Exports

  • @keldra/sdk core client, types, errors
  • @keldra/sdk/crypto optional encryption helper
  • @keldra/sdk/ethers ethers wrapper
  • @keldra/sdk/viem viem wrapper

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • API key from Keldra

License

MIT