Tonkeeper rebrands as Keeper, expands wallet to 7 blockchain networks
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Tonkeeper becomes Keeper with multichain support
Tonkeeper, a wallet built for the TON blockchain, has rebranded as Keeper and expanded to support seven blockchain networks. The wallet now works with TON, Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, and Base, according to a statement shared exclusively with The Block.
A self-custodial wallet is a wallet where users hold their own crypto keys and assets directly, without a third party controlling them.
Seven networks and a new name
- Tonkeeper describes itself as the largest self-custodial wallet in the TON ecosystem, with over 77 million registered users.
- The rebrand widens the wallet's scope from a TON-only wallet to a multichain wallet, while keeping its TON integration.
- Keeper includes Battery, a system that lets users pay network fees without holding the native gas token of each blockchain.
- In a quote shared in the statement, The Open Platform founder and CEO Andrew Rogozov said the goal is to "build the default self-custodial wallet for a multichain world."
Company claims and confirmed facts
The rebrand and the list of supported networks are confirmed in the company's statement. The claim of 77 million registered users comes from the company itself and is reported, not independently verified by The Block.
Last month, The Open Platform (TOP) said it had taken over operational leadership of the wallet. Co-founders Oleg Andreev and Oleg Illarionov remain shareholders, and Rogozov led the company through that transition.
Why this matters for crypto users
Keeper's expansion gives users of the TON wallet access to multiple major blockchains from one place. The company says it wants to provide a single wallet where people can "hold, trade, and spend freely across any chain," which points to growing competition among multichain wallets.
Planned features for the next year
TOP plans to build out Keeper's multichain infrastructure over the next year. The announced roadmap includes adding Battery to all supported networks, native DeFi services, everyday spending tools, cross-chain swaps, an integrated browser for decentralized applications, and additional financial products such as perpetual futures trading.