Orderly Network: SDK Wallet Connection

A comprehensive guide to integrating wallet connection in Orderly Network DEX applications, supporting EVM (Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, etc.) and Solana wallets, with an optional Privy (social login) path.

When to Use

• Setting up wallet connection for a new DEX
• Supporting multiple wallet types (MetaMask, Phantom, etc.)
• Implementing chain switching
• Choosing between the standard connector and Privy

Prerequisites

• Orderly SDK packages installed (see orderly-sdk-install-dependency)
• Providers configured (see orderly-sdk-dex-architecture)
• Wallet packages installed

Overview

Orderly Network supports omnichain trading — users connect wallets from multiple ecosystems:

• EVM Chains: Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Ethereum, BSC, etc.
• Solana: Mainnet and Devnet

The SDK ships two connector packages; pick one:

The provider is selected at runtime: if a Privy app id is configured, the Privy connector is used; otherwise the standard connector.

Both evmInitial and solanaInitial are configured props — they carry the wallet network and the wallet list. A real DEX does not omit them. The reference template always passes them (disabling one side individually via config flags).

Required Dependencies

# Connector package
npm install @orderly.network/wallet-connector

# EVM wallets
npm install @web3-onboard/injected-wallets @web3-onboard/walletconnect \
            @binance/w3w-blocknative-connector wagmi

# Solana wallets
npm install @solana/wallet-adapter-base @solana/wallet-adapter-wallets \
            @solana-mobile/wallet-adapter-mobile

Standard Connector

1. Wallet Connector Provider

Wrap OrderlyAppProvider with WalletConnectorProvider, passing both initial configs:

// app/components/orderlyProvider/walletConnector.tsx
import { ReactNode } from 'react';
import { WalletConnectorProvider } from '@orderly.network/wallet-connector';
import { WalletAdapterNetwork } from '@solana/wallet-adapter-base';
import type { NetworkId } from '@orderly.network/types';
import { getEvmInitialConfig, getSolanaWallets } from '@/utils/walletConfig';

const WalletConnector = ({
  children,
  networkId,
  disableEvm,
  disableSolana,
  projectId,
  appName,
}: {
  children: ReactNode;
  networkId: NetworkId;
  disableEvm?: boolean; // from your config
  disableSolana?: boolean; // from your config
  projectId?: string; // WalletConnect project id (see below)
  appName?: string;
}) => (
  <WalletConnectorProvider
    evmInitial={disableEvm ? undefined : getEvmInitialConfig(projectId, appName)}
    solanaInitial={
      disableSolana
        ? undefined
        : {
            network:
              networkId === 'mainnet' ? WalletAdapterNetwork.Mainnet : WalletAdapterNetwork.Devnet,
            wallets: getSolanaWallets(networkId),
          }
    }
  >
    {children}
  </WalletConnectorProvider>
);

export default WalletConnector;

networkId must be consistent between WalletConnectorProvider (Solana network) and OrderlyAppProvider. The reference provider derives both from the same getNetworkId().

2. EVM Wallet Configuration

The template builds EVM connectors in two layers: getEvmConnectors() (wagmi CreateConnectorFn[], used by the Privy path) and getOnboardEvmWallets() (Web3-Onboard modules, used by getEvmInitialConfig() for the standard connector).

// app/utils/walletConfig.ts (excerpt)
import { CreateConnectorFn } from 'wagmi';
import { injected, walletConnect } from 'wagmi/connectors';
import injectedOnboard from '@web3-onboard/injected-wallets';
import walletConnectOnboard from '@web3-onboard/walletconnect';
import binanceWallet from '@binance/w3w-blocknative-connector';

// wagmi connectors (Privy path)
export const getEvmConnectors = (
  projectId?: string,
  appName = 'Orderly App'
): CreateConnectorFn[] => {
  const connectors: CreateConnectorFn[] = [injected()];
  if (projectId && typeof window !== 'undefined') {
    connectors.push(
      walletConnect({
        projectId,
        showQrModal: true,
        metadata: {
          name: appName,
          description: appName,
          url: window.location.origin,
          icons: [`${window.location.origin}/favicon.webp`],
        },
      })
    );
  }
  return connectors;
};

// Web3-Onboard modules (standard connector path)
export const getOnboardEvmWallets = (projectId?: string) => {
  if (!projectId || typeof window === 'undefined') return [];
  return [
    injectedOnboard(),
    binanceWallet({ options: { lng: 'en' } }),
    walletConnectOnboard({
      projectId,
      qrModalOptions: { themeMode: 'dark' },
      dappUrl: window.location.origin,
    }),
  ];
};

// evmInitial shape: { options: { wallets, appMetadata } } — undefined if no projectId
export const getEvmInitialConfig = (projectId?: string, appName = 'Orderly App') => {
  const wallets = getOnboardEvmWallets(projectId);
  return wallets.length > 0
    ? { options: { wallets, appMetadata: { name: appName, description: appName } } }
    : undefined;
};

Source your WalletConnect project id however your app prefers (the reference template reads it from .env as import.meta.env.VITEWALLETCONNECTPROJECT_ID). Get one at https://cloud.walletconnect.com. Without it, only the injected browser wallet is available.

3. Solana Wallet Configuration

// app/utils/walletConfig.ts (excerpt)
import {
  WalletAdapterNetwork,
  WalletError,
  WalletNotReadyError,
  Adapter,
} from '@solana/wallet-adapter-base';
import {
  LedgerWalletAdapter,
  PhantomWalletAdapter,
  SolflareWalletAdapter,
} from '@solana/wallet-adapter-wallets';
import {
  createDefaultAddressSelector,
  createDefaultAuthorizationResultCache,
  SolanaMobileWalletAdapter,
} from '@solana-mobile/wallet-adapter-mobile';
import type { NetworkId } from '@orderly.network/types';

export const getSolanaWallets = (networkId: NetworkId) => {
  if (typeof window === 'undefined') return [];
  return [
    new PhantomWalletAdapter(),
    new SolflareWalletAdapter(),
    new LedgerWalletAdapter(),
    new SolanaMobileWalletAdapter({
      addressSelector: createDefaultAddressSelector(),
      appIdentity: { uri: `${location.protocol}//${location.host}` },
      authorizationResultCache: createDefaultAuthorizationResultCache(),
      chain: networkId === 'mainnet' ? WalletAdapterNetwork.Mainnet : WalletAdapterNetwork.Devnet,
      onWalletNotFound: () => Promise.reject(new WalletNotReadyError('wallet not ready')),
    }),
  ];
};

export const getSolanaConfig = (networkId: NetworkId) => ({
  wallets: getSolanaWallets(networkId),
  onError: (error: WalletError, adapter?: Adapter) => {
    console.log(error, adapter);
  },
});

SolanaMobileWalletAdapter (from @solana-mobile/wallet-adapter-mobile) is required for Solana Mobile / Saga device support. Omitting it means mobile Solana users cannot connect.

Accessing Wallet State

Use the useWalletConnector() hook. Its return is flat (top-level connect, disconnect, setChain, etc.), not nested under wallet.

import { useWalletConnector } from '@orderly.network/hooks';

function WalletStatus() {
  const {
    connect, // (options?) => Promise<WalletState[]>
    disconnect, // (options)  => Promise<any[]>
    connecting, // boolean — connection in progress
    wallet, // WalletState | null
    connectedChain, // ConnectedChain | null
    setChain, // ({ chainId }) => Promise<any>
    chains, // available chains
    settingChain, // boolean
    namespace, // "evm" | "solana" | null
  } = useWalletConnector();

  return (
    <div>
      {wallet ? (
        <>
          <p>Connected: {wallet.accounts[0].address}</p>
          <p>Chain: {connectedChain?.id}</p>
          <button onClick={() => disconnect({})}>Disconnect</button>
        </>
      ) : (
        <button disabled={connecting} onClick={() => connect({ chainId: 42161 })}>
          {connecting ? 'Connecting…' : 'Connect Wallet'}
        </button>
      )}
    </div>
  );
}

Switch Chains

const { setChain } = useWalletConnector();
await setChain({ chainId: 10 }); // Optimism
await setChain({ chainId: 8453 }); // Base

Account State Machine

After a wallet connects, the user must complete Orderly account setup (create an account key, enable trading). Track it with useAccount(), whose state.status is an AccountStatusEnum.

NotConnected(0) → Connected(1) → NotSignedIn(2) → SignedIn(3) → EnableTrading(5)
                                     │
                                     └→ DisabledTrading(4)
EnableTradingWithoutConnected(-1) — trading enabled without an explicit wallet

AccountStatusEnum is exported from @orderly.network/types, not @orderly.network/hooks.

import { useAccount } from '@orderly.network/hooks';
import { AccountStatusEnum } from '@orderly.network/types';

function AccountStatus() {
  const { account, state, createOrderlyKey, createAccount } = useAccount();

  switch (state.status) {
    case AccountStatusEnum.NotConnected:
      return <ConnectWalletButton />;
    case AccountStatusEnum.Connected:
      return <button onClick={() => createAccount()}>Create Orderly Account</button>;
    case AccountStatusEnum.NotSignedIn:
      return <button onClick={() => createOrderlyKey()}>Enable Trading</button>;
    case AccountStatusEnum.SignedIn:
    case AccountStatusEnum.EnableTrading:
      return <TradingInterface />;
  }
}

UI Components for Wallet Connection

Connect Button / Modal

The SDK exposes a connect modal through the notification/modal system:

import { modal } from '@orderly.network/ui';
import { WalletConnectorModalId } from '@orderly.network/ui-connector';

function ConnectButton() {
  return <button onClick={() => modal.show(WalletConnectorModalId)}>Connect Wallet</button>;
}

A pre-styled button is also available as ConnectWalletButton from @orderly.network/ui-connector.

AuthGuard

Wrap content that requires an authenticated, trading-enabled account:

import { AuthGuard } from '@orderly.network/ui-connector';

function ProtectedArea() {
  return (
    <AuthGuard fallback={<ConnectPrompt />}>
      <TradingUI />
    </AuthGuard>
  );
}

Supported Chains

EVM Mainnet

EVM Testnet

Solana

Chain Filtering

Restrict which chains users can switch between. chainFilter is keyed by network, each value an array of { id }:

<OrderlyAppProvider
  brokerId="your_broker_id"
  networkId="mainnet"
  chainFilter={{
    mainnet: [{ id: 42161 }, { id: 10 }],
    testnet: [{ id: 421614 }],
  }}
  defaultChain={{ mainnet: { id: 42161 } }}
>

In the reference template this is built from VITEORDERLYMAINNETCHAINS / VITEORDERLYTESTNETCHAINS / VITEDEFAULTCHAIN (see orderly-sdk-dex-architecture).

Handling Chain Changes

When the user switches between a mainnet chain and a testnet chain, you must flip networkId and reload so the SDK rebinds to the correct environment:

<OrderlyAppProvider
  brokerId="your_broker_id"
  networkId={networkId}
  onChainChanged={(_chainId, { isTestnet }) => {
    const current = getNetworkId();
    if ((isTestnet && current === 'mainnet') ||
        (!isTestnet && current === 'testnet')) {
      localStorage.setItem('orderly_network_id', isTestnet ? 'testnet' : 'mainnet');
      setTimeout(() => window.location.reload(), 100);
    }
  }}
>

Privy Integration (Social Login)

Install the Privy connector and the Privy SDK (@privy-io/cross-app-connect, not the older @privy-io/react-auth):

npm install @orderly.network/wallet-connector-privy @privy-io/cross-app-connect

The Privy provider is WalletConnectorPrivyProvider (not WalletConnectorPrivy). It takes network, termsOfUse, wagmiConfig, solanaConfig, privyConfig, and an optional abstractConfig.

// app/components/orderlyProvider/privyConnector.tsx
import { ReactNode } from 'react';
import { WalletConnectorPrivyProvider, Network } from '@orderly.network/wallet-connector-privy';
import { QueryClient } from '@tanstack/query-core';
import type { NetworkId } from '@orderly.network/types';
import { getEvmConnectors, getSolanaConfig } from '@/utils/walletConfig';

type LoginMethod = 'email' | 'passkey' | 'twitter' | 'google';

type PrivyConnectorProps = {
  children: ReactNode;
  networkId: NetworkId;
  appId: string;                                  // your Privy app id (required)
  loginMethods?: LoginMethod[];                   // default ['email']
  termsOfUse?: string;
  disableEvm?: boolean;
  disableSolana?: boolean;
  enableAbstract?: boolean;
  // plus projectId / appName if you enable EVM (see getEvmConnectors)
};

const PrivyConnector = ({
  children, networkId, appId,
  loginMethods = ['email'], termsOfUse,
  disableEvm, disableSolana, enableAbstract,
}: PrivyConnectorProps) => (
  <WalletConnectorPrivyProvider
    network={networkId === 'mainnet' ? Network.mainnet : Network.testnet}
    termsOfUse={termsOfUse}
    wagmiConfig={disableEvm ? undefined : { connectors: getEvmConnectors(/* projectId */, /* appName */) }}
    solanaConfig={disableSolana ? undefined : getSolanaConfig(networkId)}
    privyConfig={{
      config: { appearance: { showWalletLoginFirst: false }, loginMethods },
      appid: appId,
    }}
    abstractConfig={enableAbstract ? { queryClient: new QueryClient() } : undefined}
  >
    {children}
  </WalletConnectorPrivyProvider>
);

export default PrivyConnector;

The provider props (appId, loginMethods, etc.) come from your config — the reference template sources them from .env (VITEPRIVYAPPID, VITEPRIVYLOGINMETHODS, …). If no Privy app id is configured, use the standard WalletConnector instead. Login methods default to email.

Best Practices

1. Source your WalletConnect project id from config, never hardcode it.
2. Derive networkId once (e.g. getNetworkId()) and feed it to both the wallet connector and OrderlyAppProvider.
3. Persist network selection in localStorage (orderlynetworkid) and reload on mainnet↔testnet switches.
4. Include SolanaMobileWalletAdapter if you support Solana Mobile devices.
5. Select Privy vs standard connector at runtime (by whether a Privy app id is configured), not at build time.

Related Skills

• orderly-sdk-dex-architecture - Provider setup and configuration
• orderly-sdk-install-dependency - Installing wallet packages
• orderly-sdk-trading-workflows - Trading implementation
• orderly-sdk-debugging - Troubleshooting wallet issues
• orderly-api-authentication - Understanding the auth flow