Headless CMS Wallets: Design a Clear Content Model
Model public content, protected resources, and reviewed policy references without putting secrets in the CMS.
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Build the right boundaries before choosing the connector. These guides focus on the relationship between a publishing system, the reader interface, a verifier, and protected resource delivery. Start with the architecture blueprint to define the task your integration serves. Then use the headless content-model guide to keep article fields, resource identifiers, and policy references understandable to both editors and developers.
Your planning output should be a component diagram, a public-export contract, and a named owner for each permission decision. Review the difference between what the CMS describes and what the application enforces. A new wallet provider should not require every article template to become a second authorization system.
Model public content, protected resources, and reviewed policy references without putting secrets in the CMS.
Read the guideSeparate wallet connection, identity, permissions, and payments before building a CMS wallet integration.
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