A non-custodial Gram wallet built into Telegram itself: the owner holds the keys, and transfers happen right in chats.
Telegram Launches Gram Wallet
Nearly a decade after Telegram's initial plans for its own blockchain, Telegram is releas…
Gram Wallet Appears in Telegram for macOS Beta
Build 12.10.283233 displays a wallet, though without transaction sending enabled — the de…
[Video] What the future Gram Wallet will look like
Twenty seconds of live interface from the macOS beta — a card with balance, Gram Earnings…
Gram Wallet is a non-custodial wallet built into the Telegram apps: the keys and the backup stay with the user rather than with a service. It is a separate product from the custodial @wallet bot. Pavel Durov announced the launch on 31 August 2026, and access is opening gradually, starting with a small group of users. Inside the app the wallet has its own entry in settings. An address sent in a chat is labelled with the account it belongs to, so Gram can be sent by username. According to the test-server settings, the minimum transfer is 0.1 Gram and five transfers a day go through without a gas fee. The wallet is built by the My Wallet team (formerly MyTonWallet), while TON Core writes the cross-platform engine with a Rust core. Standalone Gram Wallet apps for iOS and Android run on the same MyTonWallet engine.