Bitcoin
Tonkeeper Rebrands to Keeper and Adds Multichain Support
The self-custodial wallet has expanded beyond TON to support six additional networks, including Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Tonkeeper has rebranded to Keeper as part of an expansion from a single-network wallet into a multichain platform. Alongside the name change, the self-custodial wallet added support for six blockchains beyond The Open Network.
The application now supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, and Base in addition to TON.
Moving forward, the development team plans to introduce additional financial features, such as cross-chain token swaps, perpetual futures contracts, and spending tools.
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