Prerequisites
Before submitting an API request, ensure you have completed the following:- Create an Account
- Create a Project
- Installed the Eternl wallet
Steps to Submit an API Request
Turbo Transactions supercharge your transaction submission processes. This guide will walk you through generating a transaction on Eternl and sending it to Maestro’s Turbo Transaction endpoint.1. Prepare Your Wallet
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Switch the network to
Pre-Production Testnet
by selecting it from the bottom-right selector of the Eternl wallet interface. -
Create or restore two separate wallets in Eternl to test the transaction.
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After creating the wallets, disable the
Transaction Auto Submit
option. -
Find your wallet address in the Eternl dashboard under the
Receive
tab. -
Send test ADA (tADA) to one (or both) wallets using the Cardano Faucet here.
2. Configure Eternl to Use Maestro’s Turbo Submit Endpoint
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Open Eternl
App Settings
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Expand the
Custom Submit API Endpoint
section and clickAdd
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Enter the below Turbo Transaction Submit API URL, replacing
<API_KEY>
with your project key found in your project dashboard. -
Click
Save
- If your subscription does not support Turbo Transactions, you can try the standard **Submit **API.
- Upgrade to the Pay-as-you-go Conductor subscription for easy access and support for Turbo Transactions.
3. Generating a Transaction
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Go to the
Send
tab -
Enter the receiving wallet address to create and sign a transaction between the two test wallets. Then, specify the amount of test ADA to send.
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Enter your spending password and click
Sign
.
4. Submit the Transaction
Option 1-
Click
Submit
to hit the Turbo Transaction endpoint via Eternl.
Download(signed)

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Copy the
cBorHex
from the downloaded transaction file. In this example, that will be: -
Run the following command to create a binary stream:
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Use your project API key to submit the transaction to the Maestro endpoint:
/txmanager/turbosubmit
transaction hash
of the submitted transaction.