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Turnkey Console Merges Wallet Tasks Into Single Operator View
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 19 Oct 2026
Turnkey said on Oct. 15, 2026 that its Turnkey Console gives teams one workspace to send funds, approve transactions and create wallets. NFA.
Turnkey said on Oct. 15, 2026 that its Turnkey Console gives teams one workspace to send funds, approve transactions and create wallets. NFA.
What the Console delivers
The product replaces separate steps that once required API calls for sending funds and manual address pulls from the prior dashboard for receiving assets. Teams now handle send and receive actions, asset swaps, balance checks, transaction approvals, wallet creation and policy settings inside one interface.
Operators complete fund sends through a few clicks. Asset receipts arrive via QR code display. Token balances and full transaction history appear directly in the workspace.
Point and click controls cover policy setup, pending transaction approvals, new wallet creation and account naming. These features sit alongside the existing Company Wallets structure.
Who benefits
Operations, finance and treasury teams gain the ability to run company funds onchain without writing code. Every action that begins in the Console follows the same secure enclave signing process and policy authorization rules that apply to API requests.
The Console functions as the upgraded Turnkey Dashboard. It keeps the same transaction safeguards while removing the need to switch between tools or scripts.
Prior workflow changes
Previously, operators managed sends through direct API work. Receipts required locating addresses inside the older dashboard view. The new layout brings those functions together so teams stay inside a single environment for daily treasury steps.
The launch date of Oct. 15, 2026 marks the shift to this consolidated workspace. Posts on X and the company blog that day confirmed the live status and listed the available actions.
Daily use details
Teams view balances and history without leaving the interface. Approvals and policy edits happen through the same controls that create or name wallets. Swaps sit next to send and receive options.
This setup keeps transaction rules consistent across methods. No separate code path appears for dashboard initiated moves.
The product targets operators who already run Company Wallets and need faster coordination across fund tasks. All listed actions remain inside the same secure framework used before the update.