Dynamic has introduced embedded wallet infrastructure for The Open Network (TON), allowing developers to provision TON wallets automatically inside Telegram Mini Apps without building or managing their own wallet systems. The integration eliminates technical burdens such as custom wallet deployment, smart contract upkeep and transaction orchestration for teams building on TON.
According to an announcement shared with Cointelegraph, developers can now programmatically create and manage user wallets, enabling Mini Apps to offer payments, trading and other financial features directly within Telegram. The new stack centralizes wallet provisioning, transaction handling and asset protection into a single solution that uses Fireblocks’ custody and compliance capabilities, reducing the need to stitch together multiple providers.
Dynamic was acquired by Fireblocks in October; Sacra values Fireblocks at $8 billion, and the company counts investors such as Sequoia Capital and Ribbit Capital. The rollout is aimed at Telegram Mini Apps, which reach over 1 billion users. TON itself reportedly supports more than 51 million active wallets and holds over $500 million in stablecoins onchain.
The move arrives amid recent regulatory pressure in the Philippines, where Telegram sidestepped a potential ban after agreeing to open a direct response channel with authorities and strengthen enforcement against illegal content. Telegram reported roughly $870 million in revenue for the first half of 2025, about $300 million of which was linked to exclusivity agreements involving Toncoin, TON’s native token.
This launch is part of a broader push by major platforms to become “everything apps” that combine messaging, payments and commerce. Within Telegram, the TON ecosystem has already rolled out several in-app finance tools: in February, TON released TON Pay, an SDK that lets merchants and Mini App developers accept crypto without managing wallet infrastructure or checkout systems, and the TON Wallet added vault features to hold, send and earn yield on Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH) and USDT inside the chat interface.
Other big tech players are moving in a similar direction. X has announced plans to integrate payments and investment features so users can send money and manage finances in-app, while Coinbase rebranded its Coinbase Wallet as the Base app in July — combining wallet, trading and payments with social features, messaging and support for onchain mini apps on the Base network.
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