What started as a single-chain wallet for The Open Network in 2022 has quietly become one of the more ambitious multichain experiments in self-custodial crypto. My Wallet — formerly known as MyTonWallet — has rebranded and expanded its My Wallet multichain wallet platform to cover 11 separate blockchains, bringing over 9 million existing users along for the ride without requiring a single migration step.
Key takeaways
- MyTonWallet rebranded to My Wallet and now supports 11 blockchains: TON, TRON, Solana, Ethereum, Base, $BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Monad, Avalanche, and Hyperliquid — with Bitcoin planned next.
- Over 9 million users across mobile, desktop, web, and Telegram Mini App are already on the platform with no migration required.
- Gasless transfers are live on TON and Solana, where the fee is covered by the token being sent rather than a separate gas token.
- A native AI Agent lets users send, swap, stake, and query portfolio data using plain-language commands.
- My Wallet ranks No. 7 on CertiK’s Wallet Security Leaderboard and maintains a $100K bug bounty with no critical vulnerabilities reported since March 2024.
From TON-Only to 11 Blockchains
The rebrand from MyTonWallet to My Wallet reflects a structural shift in what the product actually is. The original wallet launched on The Open Network in 2022 and built a significant following there. But limiting a self-custodial wallet to a single chain was always going to become a ceiling — and now that ceiling has been removed.
The 11 networks now live inside the wallet span a wide range of ecosystems: TON, TRON, Solana, Ethereum, Base, $BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Monad, Avalanche, and Hyperliquid. Bitcoin support is confirmed as the next addition on the roadmap. For users already holding wallets from the MyTonWallet era, existing seed phrases remain valid — nothing needs to be moved or re-imported.
That continuity matters more than it might seem. Multichain expansions often fracture existing user bases by demanding wallet migrations or new account setups. My Wallet’s approach sidesteps that friction entirely, which is consistent with a broader philosophy the team has baked into the product’s design.
Features That Close the Gap With Dedicated Chain Wallets
Built-In Portfolio Tracking Across All Chains
Most wallets still treat portfolio analytics as someone else’s problem. My Wallet integrates net-worth and performance tracking directly inside the app, across all 11 supported networks simultaneously. Users get Total Value, Total P&L, and Daily P&L charts alongside portfolio composition breakdowns by chain, asset mix, and staked holdings — all denominated in a fiat currency of their choosing.
The competitive contrast here is notable. MetaMask keeps its full portfolio analytics in a separate web application. Phantom’s built-in P&L data covers Solana only. My Wallet pulls everything into a single interface, which removes the need for third-party dashboards just to understand what a multichain portfolio is actually doing.
Gasless Transfers and Transaction Simulation
Gasless transfers are now live on both TON and Solana. The mechanism is straightforward: the fee is deducted from the token being transferred rather than from a separately held gas token. A user sending USDC on Solana, for example, does not need to hold any SOL to complete the transaction. The same system is reportedly in development for EVM chains.
Before any decentralized application transaction is confirmed on any chain, My Wallet shows a simulation of the smart contract interaction — displaying exactly which assets leave the wallet, which arrive, and which contract is being called. A unified transaction history pulls activity from all 11 networks into one view, ending the habit of switching between chain-specific block explorers to track a multichain portfolio.
“Stablecoins already move more money than Visa — $33 trillion in 2025,” said Alex Zinchuk, Founder of My Wallet. “For that to reach people outside crypto, the wallet has to stop being the hardest part, and the blockchain fees should be simplified.”
Native AI Agent for Natural Language Commands
My Wallet includes a native AI Crypto Agent embedded directly inside the wallet. Users can instruct it in plain language to send assets, swap tokens, or stake cryptocurrencies. The Agent also responds to portfolio and market queries — including data like the Fear & Greed Index and individual token prices — without routing users to external applications.
Embedding an AI layer inside a self-custodial wallet is still uncommon. The practical implication is that users who find crypto interfaces intimidating get a conversational entry point, while more experienced users get a faster way to execute routine operations. What this means for the broader self-custody space is that the command-line-style experience of DeFi may be converging toward something closer to a messaging interface.
Security Credentials and User Base
CertiK Top-7 Ranking and the $100K Bug Bounty
Security is often where multichain wallets draw criticism — more chains typically means a larger attack surface. My Wallet’s response to that concern is partly structural and partly independent: the wallet currently ranks No. 7 on CertiK’s Wallet Security Leaderboard, sitting alongside names like MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, and Bitget Wallet.
A $100K bug bounty has been active on CertiK SkyShield since March 2024, with no critical vulnerabilities reported as of publication. The codebase is open-source with reproducible builds, which allows independent verification of what users are actually running. The wallet is self-custodial by design — the My Wallet team has no access to user funds, seed phrases, private keys, passwords, or browser activity.
Scale and Availability
The platform serves over 9 million users across iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux, a browser extension, and a Telegram Mini App. Staking inside the wallet runs on Stakee, My Wallet’s own staking protocol, which ranks among the top two TON DeFi protocols by total value locked on DefiLlama and top three by TVL on the TON network overall.
What Comes Next
The confirmed roadmap includes Bitcoin support, Ledger hardware wallet integration across all chains, staking and lending functionality on every supported network, and a headless wallet mode specifically designed for AI agent interactions. The headless mode is a telling detail — it suggests My Wallet is positioning itself not just for human users but for the emerging category of autonomous on-chain agents that need wallet infrastructure to operate.
Zinchuk framed the rebrand simply: “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.”
Whether a 9-million-user base built around a single network can translate smoothly into a competitive multichain position against entrenched players is the real test ahead. The infrastructure and security credentials are in place. The answer will come from whether daily usage across 11 chains — and eventually Bitcoin — holds up at scale.
FAQ
What blockchains does My Wallet currently support?
My Wallet supports TON, TRON, Solana, Ethereum, Base, $BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Monad, Avalanche, and Hyperliquid — 11 networks in total — with Bitcoin confirmed as the next addition on the roadmap.
How does My Wallet handle transaction fees for transfers?
On TON and Solana, My Wallet supports gasless transfers where the fee is deducted from the token being sent, removing the need for users to hold separate gas tokens. The same mechanism is in development for EVM chains.
What security measures protect users of My Wallet?
My Wallet ranks No. 7 on CertiK’s Wallet Security Leaderboard, maintains an open-source codebase with reproducible builds, and has run a $100K bug bounty on CertiK SkyShield since March 2024 with no critical vulnerabilities reported. The wallet is fully self-custodial — the team cannot access user funds or private keys.
How can users interact with My Wallet using AI?
My Wallet includes a native AI Agent that responds to natural language commands, allowing users to send assets, swap tokens, stake cryptocurrencies, and query portfolio performance or market data without leaving the wallet interface.
Article produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence and reviewed by the editorial team.
