Sverse Developer Documentation

Introduction

Sverse is a multi-chain digital asset and creator economy platform designed to help developers build experiences where identity, ownership, and value persist beyond a single application.

Instead of rebuilding user systems, asset standards, wallets, and economic infrastructure from scratch, developers can integrate with Sverse through a unified platform API—while retaining full control over the experience they build.

Sverse is built for interoperability by design. Assets can be created, exchanged, and used across multiple chains and multiple experiences, with consistent governance and platform-level observability.

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What You Can Build on Sverse

Developers can build a wide range of products on top of Sverse, including:

• Games and interactive experiences

• AI-driven worlds and agent-based applications

• Creator tools and digital production workflows

• Domain-specific applications that use digital assets

• Market-enabled experiences where value exchange is part of the product loop

Sverse does not prescribe what your product must be. It provides the shared primitives that make digital ownership and value circulation consistent across the ecosystem.

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Multi-Chain by Design

Sverse supports a multi-chain architecture where:

• A single application can operate across multiple chains

• Wallets can hold addresses and balances across supported networks

• NFTs and tokenized assets can be created and referenced with chain context

• Transactions and marketplace operations are settlement-aware, with on-chain metadata when applicable

This documentation describes how to work with chain-aware primitives such as:

• chains and network identifiers,

• chain addresses and custody modes,

• token standards and contract bindings,

• and transaction confirmation and reconciliation.

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Core Platform Capabilities

Sverse exposes modular capabilities that can be adopted independently:

Capability	What It Enables
Auth	Secure access to the platform API
Projects	Manage applications, environments, and keys
Wallets	Multi-chain wallets, addresses, and balances
NFTs	Chain-aware collections and minting workflows
Transactions	Ledger and on-chain aware transaction tracking
Marketplace	Listings, orders, and settlement logic
Webhooks	Real-time event delivery and reconciliation

Developers can start with one capability and expand over time.

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Environments

Sverse provides two environments for integration:

• Sandbox: https://sandbox.sverse.io For development, testing, and validation workflows.

• Production: https://open.sverse.io For live applications and real economic activity.

Both environments share the same API structure, but may differ in available chains, limits, and operational policies.

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Integration Model

A typical integration flow looks like:

1. Create a project (application) and obtain API credentials

2. Select supported chains for your use case

3. Create or link wallets and chain addresses

4. Integrate asset logic (NFTs or currencies) as needed

5. Enable marketplace and transaction flows

6. Subscribe to webhooks for real-time events and reconciliation

Sverse is designed to be composable. You can stop at any step if it already meets your product needs.

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Governance and Responsible Use

Sverse is a shared ecosystem. To preserve reliability and trust:

• access is permissioned and rate-limited,

• economic and marketplace activity is monitored for abuse,

• and integrations must respect ownership and asset usage rules.

Detailed guidelines are provided in the “API Usage Guidelines and Limits” section.

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Where to Start

If you are new to Sverse integration, start here:

• Authentication and API access

• Projects and API keys

• Chains and multi-chain primitives

• Wallets and address management

• First transaction and webhook verification