The self-custodial wallet Tonkeeper has rebranded to Keeper and expanded its support beyond The Open Network. The application now enables users to manage assets across Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, and Base.
According to CMO Nikita Monastyrskiy, the rebranding addresses the shift in user behavior, as many clients previously utilized multiple applications to manage assets across different blockchains. The wallet aims to consolidate these activities into a single interface.
The platform currently offers a Battery feature that allows users to pay transaction fees without holding the native token of a specific network. The company intends to extend this functionality to all supported chains within the next year.
Keeper plans to introduce additional financial services, including cross-chain swaps, perpetual futures, spending tools, and a decentralized-app browser. The company has not provided specific launch dates for these new features.
The Open Platform, which develops Keeper, raised $28,5 million at a valuation of $1 billion in 2025. The firm also manages the TON Wallet integrated directly into the Telegram messaging application.
