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# Welcome to Typhoon SDK

Welcome to your team’s developer platform

<h2 align="center">Typhoon SDK</h2>

<p align="center">The fastest and simple way to add privacy to your Dapp</p>

The **Typhoon SDK** is a developer toolkit that allows **private payments on Starknet through Typhoon private pools**. It provides simple and fast way to integrate (just plug an play), composable, with secure and proven features  that enable users and applications to send and receive payments without exposing sensitive transaction details on-chain.

With this SDK, developers can easily integrate private payments into wallets, Dapps, payment flows and scripts while maintaining privacy.

Key Features:

1. Privacy by default: protect transaction details using ZK proofs
2. Seamless integration: simple and fast way to integrate to your Dapp or node script
3. Process Arbitrary amounts: Typhoon SDK is made to process any arbitrary amount that is above the minimal limit, this is made by splitting the input amount between the Typhoon pools, in this way preserving privacy.
4. multiplatform: Typhoon SDK is made to run on both your front-end and your backend, this allow for more flexible usages, like for example automation scripts

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