Turnkey said on Oct. 15, 2026 that its Turnkey Console gives teams one workspace to send funds, approve transactions and create wallets. NFA.
What changed on launch day
Turnkey placed the new Console live on October 15, 2026. The product sits on top of existing Company Wallets and carries forward every security rule already in place. Operators no longer move between separate screens to complete routine tasks.
Core actions now available in one view
Teams send funds through a few clicks and receive assets by scanning a QR code. Balances appear alongside full transaction history. Pending approvals, policy edits, wallet creation and account naming all happen through point-and-click controls. Swaps and balance checks stay inside the same workspace.
How the older flow compared
Sending funds once required direct API calls. Receiving assets meant copying addresses from the former dashboard. The Console removes those extra steps while keeping the same signing process inside a secure enclave.
Who the workspace targets
Operations, finance and treasury teams now manage onchain company funds without writing code. Every action started inside the Console follows the same authorization rules that apply to API requests.
What readers should do next
Open the updated dashboard and begin with a small test transaction. Set a basic policy, create a named wallet and review the transaction log to confirm the layout matches team needs. The Console is already active, so operators can move work into the single view immediately.
Source details
Turnkey posted the update on X and published a matching blog post on the same date. Both sources describe the Console as the direct replacement for earlier dashboard steps and list the exact actions now grouped together.
Practical next steps for operators
Review existing policies inside the new interface. Confirm that team members retain the required approval rights. Run one receive flow with a QR code to verify the end-to-end process. After that test, shift daily wallet and transaction work into the Console so the older multi-step path is no longer required.