Solana Mobile Ships Seeker Connect

On Oct. 21, 2026, Solana Mobile announced that Seeker Connect is live, giving app developers a named, branded, one-tap way for users to connect to the Seeker wallet across mobile apps and mobile web.

Solana Mobile announced Seeker Connect on its blog on Oct. 21, 2026, as a developer kit that gives users a named, branded, one-tap connection to the Seeker wallet.

Developers can use Seeker Connect on mobile web, in progressive web apps and in native apps.

It shipped with documentation, agent skills, a video integration guide and working example apps.

Seeker Connect is built on the official Mobile Wallet Adapter libraries and acts as a user experience layer over that protocol.

Developers can choose between a branded Connect with Seeker button that skips the wallet picker and a Seeker entry that appears in an app’s existing wallet picker with its own name and icon.

Seeker Connect turns the two taps of the generic Mobile Wallet Adapter picker into one tap on a button users recognize.

The two connection options let a developer pick a dedicated button or a Seeker entry in the picker the app already shows.

Session traffic runs over Nostr relays that Solana Mobile operates, so developers have no infrastructure to host.

Mobile web users can connect over the relay path with no browser permission prompt for local devices.

Sessions persist across reloads, so a returning user opens the app already connected and the wallet does not launch.

The relay and session design handles connection traffic and returning-user sessions for developers, with no hosting of their own.

The kit includes its own progress overlay and error dialogs and reports typed errors for a declined request, a dismissed sheet or a relay problem.

Seeker Connect supports signing messages, signing transactions, signing and sending, and Sign-In With Solana.

The branded button has a sign-in variant, adapts to light or dark pages and looks the same in every app that uses it.

Other Solana wallets keep working, and adopting Seeker Connect does not remove support for any other wallet.

Developers get packages for Expo and React Native, Kotlin with Jetpack Compose, and the web.