Telegram’s wallet remains in active development on iOS and macOS. The iOS beta contains preparatory code for wallet creation, import, and restore flows, but the ability to send transactions is not enabled. On macOS, the wallet card displays balances and supports menu navigation, but testers have encountered a minimum sending limit of 0.1 Gram, with the entire transaction sending function still disabled. These updates point toward deeper asset branding in future releases, but practical wallet actions in these betas are limited.
TON Drop Hub take: Gram logo wallet branding is now confirmed in beta, with interface work underway. However, users cannot yet access real wallet functionality for transactions. For those tracking wallet release progress, substantive changes lie in version updates and interface development, not simply in icon additions.
New Gram Logo Animations in iOS Beta
In build 35017 of the iOS beta, two Gram logo animations—one blue, one white, both gleaming—surface within the wallet interface. These likely correspond to colored and monochrome interface states but are not yet assignable to specific interface areas in available previews. The animated logos are part of preparations for a distinct wallet experience, hinting at Telegram’s evolving product branding for digital assets.
Development is gradual: code for creating, importing, and restoring wallets appeared in previous iOS builds before these animations. Meanwhile, the beta macOS build launched a wallet card interface that displays balances and keys but blocks transaction sending. The known restriction sets a minimum transaction size at 0.1 Gram. These features are accessible only to beta testers, and the animated logos have yet to appear in Telegram’s public app store release.
TON Drop Hub take: With Gram logos animated and wallet interface features surfacing, Telegram is setting foundational branding and flows for future wallet usage on Apple devices. User-facing features, including full transaction ability, are not available outside beta access.
Wallet Functionality and Interface Details
Telegram’s iOS beta (build 35017) features both blue and white animated Gram logos in the wallet interface. These elements are present, but their precise placement or interface interaction remains unknown based on current betas. Wallet development continues: animated icons are being integrated, but the full wallet interface remains incomplete.
On macOS, a wallet card now shows balances and menu navigation for keys and backup management. However, sending GRAM transactions is not yet allowed. Where present, a minimum send threshold of 0.1 GRAM is coded into the interface. Wallet creation, import, and restore flows appear in backend strings for both platforms, setting up core onboarding and recovery options before the mainnet launch.
Neither the animated Gram logos nor the completed wallet functionality is available outside selected beta branches. Most users will not see these test elements in public releases at this stage.
TON Drop Hub take: Telegram is incrementally rolling out new wallet branding and interface upgrades ahead of live transactions. Builders and early observers should expect a gradual unlocking of capabilities and features, rather than any all-at-once launch.
Other Notable Beta Insights
The iOS wallet beta reveals animated blue and white Gram logos, but their finalized interface locations are not demonstrated in current previews. Visual elements and backend interface strings for creating, importing, and restoring a wallet are present, though public-facing user flows are still absent.
In both iOS and macOS betas, practical limitations remain: users can see balances but not initiate or process outgoing transactions. A fixed minimum send threshold of 0.1 Gram has appeared as a coded parameter. These wallet functions remain confined to test builds, with no release to the general Telegram user base.
The final placement of Gram logos in Telegram’s wallet interface, and their signaling within transaction flows or other wallet states, remains unconfirmed until broader public releases arrive. Users and developers cannot test live Gram transfer or examine wallet security externally during the current development stage.
TON Drop Hub take: The staged Gram logo rollout and wallet string integration show continuing wallet development, but transaction and recovery features are not publicly available. For now, test elements are visible only to beta program participants.
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