MyTonWallet v4.0: Interface Upgrades and Instant Transfers
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MyTonWallet v4.0 update has launched, celebrating three years since the wallet’s first release. This major upgrade delivers a redesigned interface and a new level of speed for notifications of incoming transfers.
The most visible change: an entirely refreshed look inspired by the MyTonWallet Air mobile app (currently in open beta), featuring a new wallet card, clearer balance display, more distinct token cards, and easier navigation across wallet tabs. Balances are larger and more readable, token sections are color-coded, and key functions such as switching between tokens now require fewer taps—welcome changes for both long-time users and newcomers.
Security remains unchanged; MyTonWallet v4.0 is fully self-custodial. You control your keys and funds at all times. No personal data entry is required to use the wallet. The update retains support for multiple blockchains, including TON, TRON, Solana, Ethereum, and Base. Support channels are still open 24/7.
Messaging-Speed Incoming Transfers
The headline addition in the MyTonWallet v4.0 update is instant feedback for incoming transfers. As soon as a transaction is detected by the wallet, it pops into your Activity feed in under 0.1 seconds—about as fast as a new Telegram message.
According to the MyTonWallet team, this is the first self-custodial wallet to provide this level of incoming transfer feedback speed in the TON ecosystem. They state no others have implemented real-time pending transfer notices quite this quickly.
It's crucial to read this feature correctly. The wallet now displays incoming transfer intents almost immediately, letting you see that a payment or deposit is on its way. This eliminates the need to constantly refresh or second-guess when a funds transfer is inbound. However, the underlying blockchain—specifically the TON mainnet—still takes 3 to 5 seconds to finalize transactions. The instant update is a UI improvement; the blockchain’s security and finality timings remain as before.
For users who frequently receive TON or tokens, this upgrade improves tracking and removes guesswork: you'll see quickly that an expected payment, airdrop, or staking return is in process, without waiting for the slower blockchain confirmation to show up in the UI.
Smarter Fiat Inputs and DApp Experience
Sending or managing funds now works more naturally for users who think in local currency. Instead of calculating tokens manually, the new smart fiat input feature allows you to enter an amount in your preferred fiat (USD, EUR, CNY, and others) when sending, staking, or unstaking. The wallet instantly converts and displays the token equivalent for you—no more checking rates elsewhere or estimating conversions by hand.
Integration with dApps via TON Connect has also improved. MyTonWallet now checks your token balances in real time during dApp interactions and will alert you if you try to complete an action without a sufficient balance. This helps prevent failed transactions and makes using decentralized finance and mini-apps smoother, especially if juggling multiple tokens or wallets. You can also link the same dApp session to multiple devices at once (such as a desktop and mobile), so switching between platforms no longer forces you to disconnect and reconnect.
Advanced Features for Developers and Power Users
For those who want to tweak or test wallet features, v4.0 introduces more advanced options. To see these, go to Settings and tap the app version number five times—unlocking a hidden developer section. This is helpful for wallet builders, testers, or anyone who needs early access to experimental functions before they’re live for everyone.
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No airdrops, token rewards, or future incentives were announced as part of this update at the time of writing. If connecting to dApps or using new features, confirm URLs and permissions to avoid phishing risks.
Related guides: MyTonWallet v4.3 update: What Users Need to Know and MyTonWallet 4.4 update: What Users Need to Know.
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