Announcing the Walacor .NET SDK

Walacor .NET SDK

We’re excited to announce the initial release of the Walacor .NET SDK, bringing first-class support for C# and .NET developers building on the Walacor platform. This release expands Walacor’s developer ecosystem beyond Python and TypeScript, enabling teams working in ASP.NET Core services, Windows apps, background workers to integrate cryptographic data lineage, immutable audit trails, and schema-aware workflows directly into their applications. 

Walacor .NET SDK 

This release provides a strongly typed, idiomatic C# interface for interacting with the Walacor platform, making it straightforward to submit data, manage schemas, and work with envelopes in production-grade .NET systems.

The package targets .NET Standard 2.0, which means it runs on a wide range of .NET runtimes.

What the SDK Enables 

The .NET SDK is designed for developers building systems where data integrity, provenance, and traceability are foundational requirements. With the SDK, you can: 

  • Work with Envelopes Programmatically 
    Create and submit envelopes using familiar C# models while preserving full cryptographic lineage. 
  • Integrate Schema-Aware Data Flows 
    Interact with Walacor schemas and schema versions using strongly typed constructs suitable for long-lived enterprise systems. 
  • Build Auditable Pipelines in .NET 
    Embed verifiable data flows into APIs, services, background workers, and batch jobs without changing your existing architecture. 
  • Stay Close to the Platform Primitives 
    The SDK maps directly to Walacor’s core concepts, giving advanced users precise control without unnecessary abstraction.

Designed for .NET Teams 

This SDK is especially well suited for: 

  • Backend services built with ASP.NET and modern .NET 
  • Enterprise applications running on Windows or cross-platform .NET 
  • Data ingestion services, compliance pipelines, and internal tooling 
  • Teams standardizing on .NET for long-term maintainability


Whether you’re integrating Walacor into an existing .NET stack or designing a new system with auditability as a first-order concern, the SDK fits naturally into modern .NET workflows.
 

Open Source and Ready to Explore 

The Walacor .NET SDK is fully open source. The repository includes: 

  • Setup and configuration guidance 
  • Core client and model implementations 
  • Examples showing how to submit data and work with envelopes 
  • A foundation for community contributions and extensions

We encourage developers to explore the code, experiment with integrations, and provide feedback through issues or pull requests. 

What’s Next 

This release establishes the groundwork for deeper .NET integrations, additional helpers, and expanded examples aligned with real-world production use cases. As with the Python SDK, early feedback will help shape the direction of future enhancements. If you care about data integrity that can be proven, not inferred, we’re excited to see what you build with the Walacor .NET SDK. 

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