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# Types of Nym clients
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At present, there are three standalone Nym clients:
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At present, there are three standalone Nym clients. These are built as standalone binaries when building our codebase, but are most easily accessed through one of our SDKs:
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- the websocket (native) client
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- the SOCKS5 client
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- the wasm (webassembly) client
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The wasm client can be accessed most easily via the [Typescript SDK]() TODO LINK, and websocket & socks5 functionality is available for Rust, Go, and C/C++ codebases via the [Rust SDK] TODO LINK , however the standalone client binaries are built along with the rest of the codebase for those who either wish to quickly experiment, or are programming in an unsupported language.
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- the websocket (native) client - most easily accessed via the [Rust SDK]() TODO LINK and Go/C++ FFI TODO LINK
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- the SOCKS5 client - most easily accessed via the [Rust SDK]() TODO LINK and Go/C++ FFI TODO LINK
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- the wasm (webassembly) client - most easily via the [Typescript SDK]() TODO LINK
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> For information about the role that clients play within the Nym system and their role when communicating with the Mixnet, see the [Client network docs](../network/architecture/mixnet/clients).
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