The built-in Gram Wallet became visible in the beta build of Telegram for macOS 12.10.283233. Transactions are not yet being sent — it's an interface without functionality — but the wallet can be seen live for the first time, not just in promotional images.
The client's settings now feature two Wallet entries: a new one, marked with "NEW" and a Gram icon, appearing next to the existing Wallet section.
The wallet window features a card displaying the GRAM balance and owner's name, along with a QR code button. Above the card, a separate line shows the Gram Earnings balance. The "Add Funds" and "Send" buttons are inactive, and below them, a message reads: "Setting up your wallet. This usually takes a few seconds…" — this is where the setup currently ends. The window's menu already lists Passcode & Touch ID, How It Works, and Keys & Backup — user-side keys and backup, as is appropriate for a non-custodial wallet.
The setup screen lists three promises: sending GRAM in any chat "like sending a photo," the first five transfers per day are free, "the rest cost almost nothing," and transactions are recorded in a public ledger. In the same build, the first numerical limitation was also noticed — a minimum send amount of 0.1 GRAM.
The wallet itself was announced on September 1st as non-custodial and integrated into the messenger's interface, and last week its separate entry reached the TON Connect registry — with stated desktop support. The macOS beta is the first place where all of this is publicly visible.
