MyTonWallet, the open-source self-custodial wallet that hit 9 million users since 2022, is dropping the TON-centric name and pivoting to My Wallet. The rebranding follows a hard pivot from single-chain custody to multichain support across TON, TRON, Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Monad, Avalanche, and Hyperliquid. Bitcoin is next.
Existing seed phrases and wallets carry over without migration, but the product shape has changed substantially. The wallet now pools activity, balances, and performance metrics from all 11 chains into a unified dashboard. That means no switching between MetaMask for Ethereum, Phantom for Solana, or separate chain-specific explorers to track what happened. Users see Total Value, Daily P&L, and Portfolio Share across every chain in one view. This fills a gap: MetaMask keeps full portfolio analytics in a separate web app, and Phantom's P&L tracking stops at Solana.
Two mechanics remove friction for stablecoin movement. On TON and Solana, gasless transfers let users send USDC without holding the chain's native token to pay fees. The outgoing asset itself covers the transaction cost. The team says they are building the same for EVM chains. Founder Alex Zinchuk cited research that stablecoins moved $33 trillion in 2025, but "for that to reach people outside crypto, the wallet has to stop being the hardest part, and the blockchain fees should be simplified."
for that to reach people outside crypto, the wallet has to stop being the hardest part, and the blockchain fees should be simplified.
UI responsiveness is engineered to feel native across all chains. My Wallet maintains persistent high-frequency connections to every blockchain and uses optimistic rendering—transactions appear to complete instantly while the chain confirms them in the background. The effect mimics a messaging app more than a traditional wallet interface.
Before signing any on-chain transaction, the wallet simulates what the smart contract will do: which assets leave, which arrive, and which contracts are called. Full transaction history spans all 11 chains and is joined into a single unified view.
The wallet also includes a built-in AI agent that accepts natural language commands to send assets, swap tokens, and stake cryptocurrencies. It can answer price questions and pull market signals like the Fear & Greed Index.
Security claims carry audit backing. My Wallet ranks No. 7 on CertiK's Wallet Security Leaderboard alongside MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, and Bitget Wallet. The codebase is open source with reproducible builds since launch. A $100K bug bounty on CertiK SkyShield has been live since March 2024 with no critical vulnerabilities reported. As a self-custodial wallet, the team cannot access user funds, seed phrases, or private keys by design.
Staking inside My Wallet is powered by Stakee, the wallet's own staking protocol, which ranks among the top two TON DeFi protocols by total value locked on DefiLlama. In development: Bitcoin support, Ledger hardware wallet integration across all chains, staking and lending on every supported network, and a headless wallet mode for AI agents to operate without a UI.
The product is live on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux, and as a browser extension.