Turnkey Announces Multi-Region Infrastructure and Client-side Signing for Faster Onchain Transactions

Turnkey just announced multi-region signing infrastructure and client-side signing with near-zero latency. Together, these launches enable faster cryptographic signing for payment systems, trading platforms, wallets, stablecoin flows, and other high-throughput applications.

Bringing Signing Closer to Users with Multi-region Infrastructure

Turnkey’s transaction signing has always been fast, but with multi-region signing, it’s even faster, regardless of where these transactions take place. Turnkey has focused on reducing end-to-end latency by placing signing operations closer to where requests originate, improving responsiveness for users and automation worldwide.

By deploying signing capacity closer to end users, teams can reduce latency as transaction volume grows while maintaining consistent security guarantees. This architecture supports higher throughput and smoother expansion into new markets, all without changing application logic or key management workflows.

In an industry where “fast signing” is often marketing speak, performance claims are hard to verify. Benchmarks are frequently run in a single region, based on synthetic workloads, and are not reproducible by customers.

Turnkey takes a different approach, and, just like everything Turnkey does, the company is making these results verifiable. You can explore the latency probes yourself and see exactly how Turnkey compares across regions.

Learn more about Turnkey multi-region infrastructure.

Introducing Client-side Signing for Maximum Performance

With client-side signing, transaction signatures are generated directly on the user’s device (vs within secure enclaves) This removes network roundtrips and enables near-instant execution, allowing developers to achieve effectively zero signing latency and keep performance fully under their control.

While client-side signing offers an ultra-fast experience, it also isn’t as secure as Turnkey’s enclave-based signing.

At Turnkey, our focus has always been on giving developers the tools to build extremely secure, verifiable, and high-performance onchain applications. But Turnkey also recognizes that not every application has those same requirements.

A consumer-facing meme-coin trading app, for example, may accept higher risk in exchange for a fast, gamified experience, while institutional platforms managing significant assets require stricter controls and more conservative security models.

For use cases where instantaneous signing is required, client-side signing provides an additional option, giving developers control over when speed is critical, and security is only one of many concerns.

Learn more about Turnkey client-side signing.

About Turnkey

Turnkey provides secure, scalable, and programmable crypto infrastructure for embedded wallets and onchain transaction automation. To learn more, visit www.turnkey.com or @turnkeyhq.

The information presented in this article is for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as investment advice. The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile and may involve significant risks. We recommend conducting your own analysis.