MyTonWallet is no more. The self-custodial wallet, originally launched on The Open Network (TON), has rebranded to 'My Wallet' and now supports 11 blockchains. The expansion adds Solana, Ethereum, Base, and others, broadening its reach well beyond the TON ecosystem.
A name change and a chain expansion
The rebrand reflects a bigger shift. My Wallet isn't just a TON wallet anymore. It now works across major chains, letting users manage assets from Solana, Ethereum, and Base in one place. The wallet includes built-in portfolio tracking, so you don't need a separate app to see balances across networks.
That's a lot of ground to cover. The team didn't just add chains and stop — they also baked in a native AI Agent. Details on what the AI does are light, but the feature is live. Gasless transfers are also part of the package, which could lower the barrier for users on networks where fees spike.
Security and self-custody
My Wallet holds a top-7 ranking from CertiK, the blockchain security auditor. That's a solid credential in a space where hacks and exploits keep piling up. The wallet remains open-source, so anyone can inspect the code. It’s also self-custodial — users hold their own private keys. The combination of open-source code and a strong audit score might help it stand out in a crowded market.
The original MyTonWallet launched on TON and built a user base there. Now, with 11 chains, it's aiming at a wider audience. The gasless transfers and AI feature could be differentiators, but it's too early to say if they'll stick.
The new My Wallet is available now. What happens next? The team will need to keep the multi-chain experience smooth and deliver on the AI promise — or risk becoming just another wallet in a long list.
