Jurat gives wallets and web3 applications a recovery and probate layer for self-custodied assets. You can integrate Jurat in three ways:Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jurat.io/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
- Link users to the hosted app at app.jurat.io.
- Use the TypeScript SDK to embed Jurat flows in your own wallet or app.
- Call the
/api/v1endpoints directly from your frontend or backend.
What Jurat Provides
- Recovery case APIs for Jurat Legal Code creation, duplicate checks, court metadata submission, and case status tracking.
- Estate and probate APIs for estate profiles, beneficiaries, privacy codes, terms acceptance, and will uploads.
- A TypeScript SDK that wraps API calls and builds the canonical wallet-signature messages expected by the backend.
Base URLs
Production API:Integration Options
Link To The Hosted App
Send users to:Embed Jurat With The SDK
Use the SDK to build Jurat flows inside your own app while relying on Jurat’s backend for recovery case creation, probate records, court metadata, and fulfillment status.Call The APIs Directly
Call the stable API namespaces directly:Signing Model
Most public integration endpoints use wallet signatures to prove user intent. The SDK expects this minimal signer interface:Recovery Flow
The recovery flow has three phases:- Create a recovery intent and generate a Jurat Legal Code hash.
- File the legal process using the generated hash.
- Submit court-order metadata so Jurat can verify the court docket and execute recovery on-chain.
Estate And Probate Flow
Estate profiles let users prepare probate information connected to a wallet:- Fetch or create an estate profile.
- Add signed beneficiaries.
- Create probate privacy codes.
- Upload signed will documents.
- Resolve privacy codes for probate discovery workflows.
Next Steps
- Start with the SDK Quickstart if you want to embed Jurat into a wallet or app.
- Start with the API Quickstart if you want to call the API directly.
- Read Signing before implementing direct API calls.