List of wallets that support TON Connect.
The TON Connect SDK uses this list to show available wallets in dApps.
WalletKit is the easiest way to integrate TON and TON Connect — it handles connection flows, signing, and session management for you. Or for full control, implement the TON Connect protocol directly.
Each entry has the following format (subject to change):
{
"app_name": "tonkeeper",
"name": "Tonkeeper",
"image": "https://tonkeeper.com/assets/tonconnect-icon.png",
"tondns": "tonkeeper.ton",
"about_url": "https://tonkeeper.com",
"universal_url": "https://app.tonkeeper.com/ton-connect",
"deepLink": "tonkeeper-tc://",
"bridge": [
{ "type": "sse", "url": "https://connect.ton.org/bridge" },
{ "type": "js", "key": "tonkeeper" }
],
"platforms": ["ios", "android", "chrome", "firefox", "safari", "windows", "macos", "linux"],
"features": [
{ "name": "SendTransaction", "maxMessages": 4, "extraCurrencySupported": false },
{ "name": "SignData", "types": ["text", "binary", "cell"] }
]
}
Full specification: wallets-v2.schema.json
app_name: string ID of your wallet. Must be equal with ConnectEventSuccess.device.appName and js bridge keyname: name of your wallet. Will be displayed in the dapp.image: url to the icon of your wallet. Will be displayed in the dapp. Resolution 288×288px. On non-transparent background, without rounded corners. PNG format. Please, use OptinPNG (pngquan/ImageMagick/TinyPNG) to reduce bandwidth.tondns: (optional) will be used in the protocol later.about_url: info or landing page of your wallet. May be useful for TON newcomers.universal_url: (strictly required for sse bridges, optional otherwise) base part of your wallet universal url. Your link should support Ton Connect parametersdeepLink: (strictly required for sse bridges, optional otherwise) native app URL scheme for direct app opening (e.g., tonkeeper-tc://). Your link should support Ton Connect parametersbridge: options for connectivity between the app and the wallet
type="sse": specify the url of your wallet’s implementation of the HTTP bridge.type="js": specify the key through which your wallet handles JS Bridge connection, specify the binding for your bridge object accessible through window. Example: the key "tonkeeper" means the bridge can be accessed as window.tonkeeper.platforms: list of platforms on which your wallet works: mobile app “ios”, “android”; desktop app “windows”, “macos”, “linux”; browser extension “chrome”, “firefox”, “safari”.features: list of supported TON Connect features and their capabilities:
SendTransaction: Transaction sending capability
maxMessages: maximum number of messages in one transaction (typically 4 or 255)extraCurrencySupported: (optional, false by default) whether wallet supports extra currenciesSignData: Data signing capability
types: array of supported data types for signing: "text", "binary", "cell"If your wallet supports HTTP Bridge, you should specify universal_url, deepLink and bridge.type="sse".
If your wallet provides the JS bridge (e.g. as a browser extension), you should specify the bridge.type="js".
If your wallet supports both bridges, you have to specify universal_url, deepLink and both bridge.type="sse" and bridge.type="js".
Our goal is to represent accurate up-to-date list of all TON wallets that support TON Connect.
In the future it would be a good idea to replicate wallet’s info in a TON DNS record so that this repo simply lists the wallet domain names (to filter out spam), while developers have more direct control over the wallet parameters.