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Blend is designed to be white-labeled into your existing product. Your users interact with your brand, while Blend operates as invisible infrastructure behind the scenes.

Integrator ID

Every integration is identified by a unique integratorId string. This ID is used in:
  • SDK initialization: Passed when creating the Blend client
  • API calls: Identifies which integration traffic comes from
  • Analytics: Track TVL and usage per integration
  • Fee attribution: Associate deployment and revenue with your organization
const client = new BlendClientWithActions({
  baseUrl: "https://api.blend.money",
  userAddress: userWalletAddress,
  integratorId: "your-neobank-v1.0", // Your unique integrator ID
}, {});

Branding Configuration

Through the admin portal, you can configure:
SettingDescription
LogoYour organization’s logo, displayed in the admin portal alongside your Account Types
Primary colorBrand color used in admin portal interfaces
Display nameHuman-readable name for your organization
Branding configuration is set in the admin portal. These settings affect how your organization appears to Risk Architects and in internal analytics. They do not affect your consumer-facing app, which you fully control.

Authentication

Blend supports two authentication flows depending on the audience:
AudienceAuth ProviderUse Case
End usersPrivyWallet connection in consumer apps
Admin portalAuth0Organization member authentication
Your consumer app handles end-user authentication (wallets, social login, etc.). The admin portal uses Auth0 for your team members.

Building Your UI

Blend provides APIs and SDKs, not a pre-built UI. You have full control over:
  • How deposit and withdrawal flows look in your app
  • How performance information is displayed (APY, charts, breakdowns)
  • How users select products (Account Types)
  • How transaction status is communicated
For reference, the Blend consumer app (app.blend.money) is built with Next.js 15, React 19, and Tailwind CSS 4. You can use any frontend framework and design system.
Last modified on February 6, 2026