MyTonWallet Rebrands to My Wallet, Adds Multi-Chain Portfolio Tracking
MyTonWallet has rebranded to **My Wallet** after expanding from a TON-only wallet to an **11-blockchain** self-custodial platform. The wallet now supports TON, TRON, Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Monad, Avalanche, and Hyperliquid, with **Bitcoin planned**.
The core trader feature is integrated **portfolio tracking across all supported chains**. My Wallet shows total value, total P&L, daily P&L, and portfolio share with token filters and date ranges. It also provides chain/asset mix and staked breakdowns based on on-chain balances, aiming to remove the need for separate chain dashboards or third-party analytics.
On the execution side, My Wallet keeps persistent high-frequency connections to all 11 networks for a more “native” feel and faster UX. It supports **gasless transfers** on TON and Solana (users can send USDC without holding SOL; fees are covered by the sent token). Transaction simulation is shown before confirming smart-contract interactions, and activity is unified into one history view.
A built-in **AI agent** can help users send assets, swap, and stake, and answer questions on prices and portfolio performance.
Security-wise, the wallet ranks **#7 on CertiK’s Wallet Security Leaderboard**. The code is open-source and launched with reproducible builds, plus a $100K CertiK SkyShield bug bounty (no critical issues reported).
Founder Alex Zinchuk says the goal is to simplify blockchain fees for wider adoption. My Wallet is available on iOS, Android, desktop, and browser extension (mywallet.io).
Bullish
This news is mildly to moderately bullish for traders because it signals continued wallet UX improvements—especially multi-chain portfolio analytics and gasless transfers—that can increase active usage and lower friction for stablecoin trading. Similar waves occurred when wallets integrated portfolio P&L and unified activity views across chains; typically, that drives user engagement and can lift on-chain activity in supported ecosystems over the following weeks.
In the short term, the immediate impact is likely limited because it’s a product announcement rather than a new token or protocol incentive. However, gasless USDC transfers (where users don’t need native gas assets like SOL) can reduce costs and may slightly boost stablecoin turnover, which traders often watch for liquidity and volatility spillovers.
In the long term, the broader multi-chain coverage (now 11 networks) plus transaction simulation and unified history can improve retention and reduce user mistakes, which supports steadier wallet flows. The CertiK #7 ranking and bug bounty also reduce perceived smart-contract/wallet risk, which can attract more risk-averse users.
Overall, expect a neutral-to-positive sentiment effect on wallet-related flows and stablecoin usage, with market-wide impact remaining secondary unless paired with token incentives or major exchange/fiat on-ramps.