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Haptics For Delightful Experiences

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The Wall now provides a Haptics API for native apps, enabling tactile feedback that enhances user interactions across iOS and Android devices.

What It Does​

The Haptics API lets you trigger haptic feedback in response to user actions like button taps, successful transactions, or error states. It supports multiple feedback types: interaction, impact (light to heavy), and notifications (success, warning, error).

The API respects operating system haptic settings, so users who disable system haptics won't receive feedback.

Getting Started​

Use the useHaptics hook in React components or the Haptics API directly for non-component code.

Haptics are disabled by default. Enable them globally during app initialization with setHapticsEnabled(true).

Built-in Support​

Several shared components now include haptic feedback automatically, including PrimaryButton, SecondaryButton, Key, QuickStakes, SportsbookBetButton, and Switch.

Why This Matters​

Haptic feedback is part of our Delightful Experiences initiative, creating more engaging, responsive interactions. It provides immediate physical confirmation of actions, making them feel more natural and satisfying—especially valuable for high-stakes moments like placing bets or completing transactions.