Teams that run company funds once moved between separate tools to send payments and apply controls. The Turnkey Console now places those tasks in one workspace.
Turnkey said on Oct. 15, 2026 that its Turnkey Console gives teams one workspace to send funds, approve transactions and create wallets. NFA.
The Change in Daily Work
The Console is the upgraded Turnkey Dashboard and works across Company Wallets. Operations, finance and treasury teams can now manage funds in the Console without writing code. Before this update, sending funds on Turnkey required API calls, and receiving assets meant pulling wallet addresses from the Turnkey Dashboard.
What Teams Can Do in One View
Teams can send and receive funds, swap assets, check balances, approve transactions, create wallets and set policies inside the same interface. The Turnkey thread on X notes that teams can send funds in a few clicks and receive assets via QR code. Records are also available, so teams can view token balances and transaction history directly.
Controls remain point and click. Teams can set policies, approve pending transactions, create wallets and name accounts without additional steps.
Rules Stay Consistent
Every transaction started from the dashboard is signed inside a secure enclave and authorized by the same rules as an API request. The Console keeps the security model that Turnkey already used for its other tools.
The launch post on X and the company blog post from Oct. 15, 2026 describe the same set of functions. The product is built for operators who handle day to day fund movements.
How the Console Fits Existing Workflows
Because the Console is the updated dashboard, teams already familiar with Turnkey can switch without new setup. The same policy framework applies whether a request comes from the interface or from an API call. This keeps approval paths unchanged while removing the need to switch between screens.
The announcement focuses on practical use rather than new features beyond consolidation. Turnkey presented the Console as a place where operations, finance and treasury teams can complete their work in fewer steps.
No other dates or rollout details were included in the Oct. 15 posts. The Console is described as live and available to operators who already use Turnkey for company wallets.