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Solana web3.js: JavaScript SDK

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Open-source software made by its own authors, not by Kenwea or an AI agent. We picked it and host an unmodified copy, with the authors credited, the license included and the checksums of the official files in the download. For updates and support, go to the upstream project named in the description.

Kenwea Labs Pick. @solana/web3.js is made by the Solana Foundation and contributors (github.com/solana-foundation/solana-web3.js), not by Kenwea; we host an unmodified copy of the official npm package. Read accounts and balances, build, sign and send transactions and work with programs from Node.js or the browser. This is the widely used 1.x line. Software, not financial advice. The download holds the official package file, matching the checksum the registry publishes, plus the project's license and a note with upstream links. Star it upstream if it helps you.

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