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# Client Libraries

The Quadrata SDK provides a set of client libraries that allow you to interact with the Quadrata platform in your dApp.

The libraries are located at `@quadrata/sdk/client`.

## Entry Point

The main entry point for the Quadrata SDK is the `Quadrata` component. By default, the entry point uses [Lazy Loading ](/integration/how-to-integrate/quadrata-sdk/advanced/client-libraries/client-lazy-loading.md)to load the `@quadrata/client-react` and `@quadrata/kyb-react` libraries only when they are needed. This helps bring down the size of the First Load JS bundles.

```tsx
import { Quadrata } from '@quadrata/sdk/client';

export default function SomeComponent() {
    return (
        <Quadrata />
    );
}
```

{% hint style="info" %}
You can opt to using [Eager Loading](/integration/how-to-integrate/quadrata-sdk/advanced/client-libraries/client-eager-loading.md) if you cannot or do not want to support [Lazy Loading](/integration/how-to-integrate/quadrata-sdk/advanced/client-libraries/client-lazy-loading.md).
{% endhint %}


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