> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.squads.so/main/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.squads.so/main/squadsx-beta-development/guides/overcoming-integration-obstacles.md).

# Overcoming Integration Obstacles

Off the bat, SquadsX might already be perfectly integrated with your app, assuming it supports the Wallet Standard and embodies certain characteristics, which we will discuss in detail later.

Nevertheless, Smart Wallets are relatively new players in the Solana space. Multisig Transactions deviate from standard transactions, demanding multiple green lights before execution. Thus, the creation and execution of a transaction becomes an asynchronous multi-step process.

To ensure full compatibility with SquadsX and similar Smart Wallets that utilize the "delayed transaction execution" strategy, app developers might need to occasionally contemplate specific measures. With this in mind, we're joining forces with leading Solana products to smooth out any existing rough edges.

Here are the common issues we've stumbled upon during SquadsX's testing phase, and the recommended solutions for each:

1. [Not using the Wallet Standard adapter](/main/squadsx-beta-development/guides/overcoming-integration-obstacles/not-using-wallet-standard-adapter.md)
2. [Ephemeral Signers](/main/squadsx-beta-development/guides/overcoming-integration-obstacles/ephemeral-signers.md)
3. [Large transaction problem](/main/squadsx-beta-development/guides/overcoming-integration-obstacles/large-transaction-problem.md)
4. [UI feedback and delayed execution](/main/squadsx-beta-development/guides/overcoming-integration-obstacles/ui-feedback-and-delayed-execution.md)
5. [Mandatory Sign-In with off-chain message signing](/main/squadsx-beta-development/guides/overcoming-integration-obstacles/mandatory-sign-in-with-off-chain-message-signing.md)


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