Tonkeeper rebrands to Keeper and adds Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron

Tonkeeper becomes Keeper with added Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron support

The crypto wallet known as Tonkeeper has changed its name to Keeper, according to a report from Decrypt. Alongside the rebrand, the wallet has added support for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron.

A crypto wallet is an app that stores the digital keys needed to hold and send cryptocurrencies. Until this change, Tonkeeper was closely tied to The Open Network (TON), the blockchain associated with the Toncoin token.

What the report confirms

• The wallet has been rebranded from Tonkeeper to Keeper.
• Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron have been added to the wallet's supported assets.
• The change was reported by Decrypt on September 16, 2026.

Why this matters for users

The move means people using this wallet are no longer limited to assets tied to a single network. Holding Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Tron in the same app as TON-based assets could reduce the need to juggle multiple wallets for different blockchains.

What remains unclear

The supplied report provides only the headline details. It does not state when the new assets became available, whether users need to update their app, which specific networks or token standards are supported, or whether any fees or limits apply. The reasons behind the rebrand are also not explained in the available material.

Sources

• Decrypt

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