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Turnkey Console Consolidates Wallet Tasks for Operations Teams
By Scarlett · 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.
Turnkey said on Oct. 15, 2026 that its Turnkey Console gives teams one workspace to send funds, approve transactions and create wallets.
How the workspace functions
The Console sits inside the existing Turnkey Dashboard and serves as the single place where operators handle daily fund work. Teams send funds in a few clicks and receive assets through a QR code. They also view token balances and transaction history in the same screen.
Point and click controls let users set policies, approve pending transactions, create wallets and name accounts. These actions follow the same signing process inside a secure enclave that applies to API requests. Every transaction started from the dashboard stays under the same authorization rules that already govern API use.
What changed for teams
Before the update, sending funds required API calls. Receiving assets meant pulling wallet addresses from the older dashboard view. Operations, finance and treasury teams now manage those steps without writing code. The Console works across Company Wallets and keeps the same policy framework that operators already rely on.
Delivery details
Turnkey published the launch on its X account and in a blog post dated Oct. 15, 2026. The product reached live status that same day. The audience focus remains operators who run company funds onchain. No new networks or chains appear in the rollout, and the emphasis stays on replacing separate steps with one interface.
Practical steps inside the Console
An operator opens the workspace and sees balances and history at once. Sending requires a few clicks rather than code. Receiving generates a QR code without leaving the view. Policy changes and approvals happen through direct clicks. Wallet creation and account naming follow the same flow. All actions stay consistent with prior security settings.
Why the change matters for delivery
Teams that previously switched between API tools and the dashboard now stay inside one screen. The upgrade keeps the enclave signing and rule checks that already protect API transactions. Finance and treasury groups gain direct access to the same controls without additional setup. The result is a streamlined path from request to signed transaction while the underlying rules remain unchanged.
The Console therefore functions as the upgraded dashboard that Turnkey described in its Oct. 15, 2026 materials.