1. Server SDK
Use the server SDK when you want full control over your backend route shape, auth checks, request validation, and response format. Main entrypoint:TypeScript
2. Proxy helpers
Use the framework helpers when you want the API key to stay on the server and the SDK to implement the prepare routes. Main entrypoints:TypeScript
3. Browser client against your own proxy
Use the browser client when your frontend should work with wallet handles and prepared results, while still calling only your own app routes.The browser client is TypeScript-only. Python provides the equivalent
server-side proxy handler, while browser signing remains in your frontend.
Practical rule
- choose the server SDK if you want maximum control
- choose the framework helpers if you want the fastest route-based setup
- choose the browser client only together with one of the server-side options

