Start with an Action
SpiceFlowProvider with an explicit
network. The Quick Start includes the complete provider stack and a protocol deposit
example. A user can fund that deposit within the action, without first moving money into a separate
account balance.
Drop-in Components
Define your destination calls once and use SpiceSupply for source selection, review and execution.
Your Own UI
Connect your form to useSpiceSupply and render the same SDK-owned quotes, fees and status.
Cash Funding
Use eligible wallet and escrow balances together inside the requested action.
Conditional Orders
Prepare, review, sign and manage supported scheduled actions and order amendments.
Account Controls
Under the provider stack, add an optional account menu:SpiceAccount composes account balances, deposits and withdrawals. SpiceDeposit adds account funds;
SpiceWithdraw withdraws Spicenet balances. Protocol actions use SpiceSupply, SpiceLock or their
controlled hooks. These actions do not require a separate manual account deposit.
Integration Reference
Installation and Setup
Published package versions, peer dependencies and provider setup.
Components and Hooks
Public components, controllers, inventory and account presentation.
Migration to 4.23.1
Upgrade defaults, routed external actions, fees, completion and recovery.
Configuration
Chains, wallets, RPCs, venues and fee policy.
Execution and Recovery
An eligible same-chain action using the connected external wallet’s destination asset can execute directly, with native gas paid by that wallet and no Spicenet routing fee. Other supported actions use the SDK’s funding and execution path. The quote shows applicable fees before submission. Cross-chain actions have several independently confirmed steps. A successful source transfer is not destination completion, and later failure does not revert an earlier chain’s transaction. The SDK tracks the original backend action and verifies destination execution; settlement can continue after the destination receipt is confirmed. See How It Works and Recovery and Completion.Cross-Chain Swap and Payment
Request a fixed destination payment while the SDK sources the required assets.
API Reference
Actions, execution status and lower-level HTTP integrations.
EIP-7702
Account delegation, signed intents and per-chain execution.
Styling
Match the SDK components to your application’s appearance.
Need Help?
Community
Get help from the Spicenet community and team.
Integration Support
Contact the team about integrating Spice Flow.