Turnerlee69140

Aug 26 2025, 15:39

To achieve fast and efficient transaction processing, Sui wallets use several optimization techniques that you can apply as a developer. They bundle and pre-sign transactions to reduce processing time, use parallel execution to handle many transactions at once, and rely on the Move language’s static typing to catch errors early and reduce runtime checks. Sui’s object-based data model also helps by allowing independent transactions to run in parallel without conflicts. Caching frequently used data like gas objects or account states further speeds up operations. On the network side, efficient serialization, batched RPC calls, and local signature verification reduce communication delays and processing overhead. These techniques together make wallet interactions smooth and responsive even under high load. To dive deeper, check out the [Sui wallet performance and developer guide](https://docs.sui.io/learn/wallets).

Turnerlee69140

Aug 26 2025, 15:43

To build high-performance Sui wallets, you use techniques like parallel transaction execution, which takes advantage of Sui’s object-based model allowing non-conflicting transactions to run at the same time. You also implement client-side transaction signing and batching to reduce the number of network calls and improve responsiveness. Caching frequently accessed data such as gas coins or account states speeds up repeated operations. Efficient serialization and deserialization methods help minimize processing overhead. Additionally, you optimize RPC communication and may verify signatures locally to reduce server load. These strategies together ensure faster transaction handling and a smooth user experience, especially during high network activity. Learn more here: [Sui Wallets Guide](https://docs.sui.io/learn/wallets)