Ethereum
Tonkeeper Rebrands to Keeper and Expands Across Multiple Blockchains
The self-custodial wallet has broadened its ecosystem beyond TON to integrate networks such as Ethereum and Bitcoin.
Tonkeeper has changed its name to Keeper and transitioned into a multichain self-custodial wallet by integrating six networks beyond The Open Network.
The platform now provides support for Ethereum, Bitcoin, TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, and Base alongside its native TON integration.
According to the announcement, the team also intends to roll out further financial services, including cross-chain swaps, perpetual futures trading, and direct spending tools.
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