@pollar/accessly-adapter

Accessly Smart Account adapter for @pollar/core. Lets a user sign Stellar transactions with their Accessly Smart Account (a C-address Soroban contract secured by passkey + Shamir-MPC), client-side.

Smart, but client-signed

Accessly is a self-custodial smart wallet: Accessly deploys and manages the C-address contract, and the user signs via Accessly's SDK (passkey unlock → Shamir-reconstructed ed25519 seed). So the adapter reports custody: 'smart', but signing/submitting happens client-side + RPC — Pollar never holds the key and does not deploy/sponsor/submit through wallet-service (that path is only for Pollar's own smart wallets).

Install

npm i @pollar/accessly-adapter @pollar/core @accesly/react @accesly/core

Usage

signRawXdr lives behind Accessly's React hook, so you wire it in your component and hand the adapter a bound signXdr:

import { useAccesly } from '@accesly/react';
import { createAccesslyAdapter } from '@pollar/accessly-adapter';
import { PollarClient } from '@pollar/core';

function makeClient(accesslyAddress: string, username: string) {
  const { wallet, tx } = useAccesly();

  const accessly = createAccesslyAdapter({
    address: accesslyAddress, // the Accessly C-address
    signXdr: async (transactionXdr) => {
      const { ed25519Seed, expectedPublicKey } = await wallet.unlockForSigning(username);
      const { signedXdr } = await tx.signRawXdr({ transactionXdr, ed25519Seed, expectedPublicKey });
      return signedXdr;
    },
  });

  return new PollarClient({
    apiKey: '…',
    walletAdapters: [accessly], // shows an "Accessly" button; login({ provider: 'accessly' })
  });
}

API

createAccesslyAdapter(options): WalletAdapter

| option | type | notes | |---|---|---| | address | string | the Accessly Smart Account C-address | | signXdr | (xdr) => Promise<string> | signs a full XDR via Accessly; returns the signed XDR | | meta? | { label; iconUrl? } | login button; defaults to { label: 'Accessly' } |

⚠️ Pending confirmation

This adapter assumes Accessly's signRawXdr signs an arbitrary Pollar-built XDR for the account. If Accessly only signs txs built by its own SDK (send, swap), Pollar's generic buildTx flow won't apply and Accessly would need to own the transaction flow instead. End-to-end login also requires Pollar's SEP-10 backend to accept contract-account (C-address) authentication.