Dynamic has added embedded wallet infrastructure for The Open Network (TON), enabling developers to deploy TON wallets automatically inside Telegram Mini Apps without building their own wallet systems. The integration removes technical hurdles such as custom wallet deployment, contract management and transaction handling for teams building on TON.
According to an announcement shared with Cointelegraph, developers will be able to programmatically generate and manage user wallets, letting Mini Apps integrate payments, trading and other financial features directly in Telegram. The stack consolidates wallet deployment, transaction management and asset security into a single system leveraging Fireblocks’ custody and compliance tools, reducing the need for multiple providers.
Dynamic was acquired in October by Fireblocks, which Sacra values at $8 billion and which is backed by investors including Sequoia Capital and Ribbit Capital. The launch targets Telegram Mini Apps, which reach more than 1 billion users. TON itself has over 51 million active wallets and more than $500 million in stablecoins onchain, the announcement said.
The move follows regulatory pressure in the Philippines, where Telegram avoided a potential ban this month after agreeing to establish a direct response channel with authorities and to tighten enforcement against illegal content. Telegram reported $870 million in revenue in the first half of 2025, with roughly $300 million tied to exclusivity agreements related to Toncoin, TON’s native token.
Telegram, X and Coinbase move toward integrated finance apps
The rollout comes as major platforms pursue “everything apps” that combine messaging, payments and commerce. Within Telegram, the TON ecosystem has already introduced several in-app financial tools. In February, TON launched TON Pay, an SDK allowing merchants and Mini App developers to accept cryptocurrency without managing wallet infrastructure or checkout systems. The platform also added vault features to its TON Wallet the same month, enabling users to hold, send and earn yield on Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and USDT directly inside the chat interface.
Elsewhere, X announced plans to integrate payments and investment features, saying users will eventually be able to send money and manage finances within the app (though a crypto component has not been specified). Coinbase similarly rebranded its Coinbase Wallet in July as the Base app, a product that combines wallet, trading and payments with social features, messaging and support for onchain mini apps on the Base network.
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