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ant-design/ant-design-web3

★ 1,135 · TypeScript · MIT · updated Jun 2026

🥳 Efficient react components for building dapps easier | Connect crypto wallets and more Web3 UI components | Web3 icons | Supports Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, TON, Sui, TRON and others.

Ant Design Web3 is a React component library for building dapps, sitting on top of the Ant Design system and providing wallet connection, address display, NFT cards, and chain-specific utilities. It covers Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, TON, Sui, and a few others through adapter packages. The target audience is frontend developers already in the Ant Design ecosystem who want to avoid assembling wallet connection boilerplate from scratch.

The adapter pattern is genuinely well-thought-out — each chain lives in its own package (`@ant-design/web3-bitcoin`, etc.) so you don't drag in Solana dependencies for an ETH-only app. The component set goes beyond just a connect button: address formatting, NFT card rendering, crypto price display, and a full payment flow are included. Test coverage exists at the unit level across packages, and changeset-based versioning means you can track exactly what changed between releases. The icon set is a separate `@ant-design/web3-assets` package, which is the right call for bundle size.

Hard dependency on Ant Design means you're pulling in the entire antd design system whether you want it or not — not usable in a project that has already committed to a different component library. Chain support beyond Ethereum is shallow: the Bitcoin adapter covers OKX, Unisat, Phantom, and Xverse but nothing else, and TON/Sui support appears to be minimal stubs judging by the package structure. The repo is sponsored by ZAN (Alipay's Web3 arm) and the docs faucet links go to their service, which is worth knowing before building any dependency on their tooling assumptions. Documentation is primarily in Chinese first, English second — the README and guides exist in both, but community discussions and issue responses are largely Mandarin.

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