- The TON Space self-custodial wallet has been formally introduced by the Open Platform (TOP).
- Over 100 million Telegram users have already used TON Space, which has emerged from its development phase, according to a TOP statement.
The Open Platform (TOP), a venture finance company and venture builder on The Open Network blockchain, has unveiled TON Space, a self-custodial wallet.
The new self-custodial wallet platform will now be gradually launched after the beta development period ends. According to the TOP release, TON Space has had remarkable expansion throughout its development stage.
During the test period, more over 100 million Telegram users used TON Space to build self-custodial wallets.
Users may now switch between account types thanks to the development, which gives them access to both custodial and non-custodial wallet options within a single interface.
In an effort to facilitate new users’ onboarding, the revamped platform also has better navigation.
With the release of our self-custodial wallet, we are one step closer to our objective of integrating 30% of Telegram users into the TON ecosystem by 2028.
The TON Space custodial wallet’s new features
A dApp catalog, decentralized exchange (DEX) integration, staking aggregation solutions, and mechanisms for NFT and Jetton giveaways are just a few of the new features that TON Space will be introducing.
The goal of these connections is to help TON blockchain developers and make their apps more discoverable.
Early-stage TON blockchain technology are the focus of TOP, a venture builder and venture finance company. It gives developers the money, materials, and know-how they need to create scalable web3 products that are prepared for broader markets.
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