> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://resources.vaults.sentora.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://resources.vaults.sentora.com/smart-vaults/sentora-smart-vaults-integration-guide.md). # Sentora Smart Vaults Integration Guide Sentora Smart Vaults can be integrated directly into your frontend using Upshift’s public SDK. Upshift is Sentora’s infrastructure partner for the Smart Vault architecture and provides the core developer tooling required to support deposits, withdrawals, and vault interactions across the available vault products. The currently available Smart Vaults include: * USD Smart Vault * BTC Smart Vault * ETH Smart Vault ## Integration Path You can use Upshift’s public SDK to integrate Sentora Smart Vaults into your frontend. The SDK documentation is available here:\ For deposit and withdrawal actions, the relevant SDK examples are available here:\ The SDK supports the core vault interaction flow, including user deposits and withdrawals. Partners should use the public documentation as the starting point for implementation. Where needed, Sentora can involve an engineer to help accelerate the integration, review implementation questions, and clarify any vault-specific requirements. ## Technical Support Sentora can support partner integrations through a technical working session with your product or engineering team. This can be used to align on: * Vault selection and supported assets * Frontend integration flow * Deposit and withdrawal handling * Wallet and chain assumptions * User experience requirements * Testing and launch-readiness checks The goal is to make the integration process lightweight while ensuring the partner has a clear understanding of the underlying vault mechanics and user-facing implications. For technical support, please contact us directly here:


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