TEE Docker
One API for managed wallet workspaces — accounts, wallets, addresses, signing, and transactions.
The TEE is a trusted execution environment — signing runs with its memory sealed off from the host, so the machine's operator cannot read the keys it holds. That is a different boundary from a Docker container, which isolates workloads from each other but stays readable by whoever administers the host. How it works.
Get started
Credentials to a first signature
Deploy
Run your own instance on Docker or Dokploy
How it works
The TEE, and the model behind the API
Concepts
Workspaces, tokens, scopes, RPC
Guides
Task-shaped walkthroughs
API reference
Every endpoint and shape
Errors
Every code, and what to do
Safe usage
Handling tokens and keys
Built on Wative Core
TEE Docker is, for the most part, a hosted API around Wative Core — the library that does the real work here: multi-workspace, multi-chain wallet management, key handling, and signing. It is written and maintained by Brady and released under a modified MIT license. Our thanks to Brady; this service would not exist without it.