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Turnkey Console Unites Send and Policy Tools in One View
Metal · 19 Oct 2026
Teams now hold direct access to a single workspace that handles sending funds, approving transactions and creating wallets without code. Turnkey said on Oct. 15, 2026 that its Turnkey Console gives teams one workspace to send funds, approve transactions and create wallets. NFA.
What operators receive
The Console is built for operators, according to Turnkey. Operations, finance and treasury teams can manage funds in the Console without writing code. Every transaction started from the dashboard is signed inside a secure enclave and authorized by the same rules as an API request.
Daily tasks in one place
Per the Turnkey thread on X, teams can send funds in a few clicks and receive assets via QR code. Teams can view token balances and transaction history. They can set policies, approve pending transactions, create wallets and name accounts by point and click.
Earlier workflow
Per the Turnkey blog, sending funds on Turnkey used to take API calls, and receiving meant pulling wallet addresses from the Turnkey Dashboard. The Console replaces those steps with a unified interface. The Console is the upgraded Turnkey Dashboard and works across Company Wallets.
How the update lands
Turnkey launched the Turnkey Console on Oct. 15, 2026, per a Turnkey post on X and a Turnkey blog post that day. The product gives teams one workspace to send and receive funds, swap assets, check balances, approve transactions, create wallets and set policies. The same policy rules apply whether the action begins in the Console or through an API call.
Team focus
The update targets operations, finance and treasury teams that run company funds onchain. Those teams can now handle end-to-end tasks in one interface while the security model stays consistent with existing Turnkey rules. The Console therefore reduces context switching for teams already using Turnkey Company Wallets.
Practical outcome
Operators gain point-and-click control over the full list of fund actions. The shift removes separate dashboard lookups and API scripting for routine work. All activity continues to follow the enclave signing and policy checks that Turnkey already enforces.