Leading TON-native wallet My Wallet has rebranded from MyTonWallet and expanded to support 11 blockchains. The self-custodial wallet, serving over 9 million users, now integrates portfolio tracking, a native AI agent, and gasless transfers on some chains. It holds a top-7 ranking on CertiK’s Wallet Security Leaderboard, with a $100,000 bug bounty program active since March 2024.
The open-source wallet, originally launched on The Open Network in 2022, now covers TON, TRON, Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Monad, Avalanche, and Hyperliquid. Existing user wallets required no migration, and Bitcoin support is listed on the product roadmap.
It tracks net worth and portfolio performance across all 11 supported chains directly within the wallet interface. This built-in feature provides data on total value, profit and loss, and asset composition based on actual on-chain balances.
The wallet maintains persistent connections to all networks to enable instant, messenger-like transfer appearances. It currently offers gasless transfers on TON and Solana, allowing users to send assets like USDC without holding the native chain token for fees.
“Stablecoins already move more money than Visa — $33 trillion in 2025. For that to reach people outside crypto, the wallet has to stop being the hardest part, and the blockchain fees should be simplified,” says Alex Zinchuk, Founder of My Wallet.
Every transaction initiated through a decentralized application is simulated for the user before confirmation. A unified activity history aggregates all actions across the 11 supported blockchains into a single view.
Users can interact with a built-in AI Crypto Agent using natural language to execute transactions, swap tokens, or request market data. The agent can perform tasks and answer questions about portfolio performance or token prices.
The security audit, open-source codebase, and reproducible builds have been in place since the wallet’s launch. CertiK’s audit places it alongside wallets like MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet on its leaderboard.
“We started My Wallet because we could not find a wallet we wanted to use ourselves — one where security and usability were both taken seriously, at the same time. The name was the last thing to catch up,” says Alex Zinchuk.
Features in active development include Ledger hardware wallet integration and staking across all networks. The wallet is available on iOS, Android, major desktop operating systems, and as a browser extension.
