Tonkeeper rebrands to Keeper and expands wallet support to seven networks including Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Tech & Launches ·
Tonkeeper has rebranded to Keeper and expanded its wallet infrastructure to support seven blockchain networks, moving beyond its original focus on the TON ecosystem to include Bitcoin, Ethereum, and additional chains. The rebrand reflects a shift toward cross-chain asset management as the wallet operator positions itself as a multi-network interface rather than a TON-specific tool.
The expansion allows users to manage assets across a broader range of protocols through a single interface. By adding support for Bitcoin and Ethereum alongside TON, Keeper addresses demand for wallets that consolidate access to multiple leading blockchains without requiring separate applications for each network.
The rebrand and multi-chain pivot arrive as TON itself pursues broader institutional and retail adoption through partnerships like its arrangement with Swiss-licensed SCRYPT to open USDT payment rails for banks and fintechs. It remains unclear whether Keeper's expansion will introduce additional revenue streams, how the wallet will differentiate among the growing field of multi-chain competitors, or what timeline governs rollout across all seven networks.