Bitget Wallet, a leading web3 non-custodial wallet, announced the launch of OmniConnect, a software development kit that enables developers to seamlessly connect Telegram Mini-Apps to multichain ecosystems across over a multitude of blockchains.
The integration allows Telegram Mini-Apps to utilise Bitget Wallet for signing and conducting transactions across multiple blockchain networks, including major networks like Solana, TON and all EVM-compatible chains.
The release signifies a major leap in the integration of web3 ecosystems with Telegram, offering over a billion Telegram users and developers a simplified, efficient way to interact with multiple blockchains.
By integrating with Bitget Wallet, Telegram transforms into a comprehensive gateway to web3, facilitating a smoother transition from web2.
The Telegram Mini-Apps play a crucial role in onboarding new users to web3, offering an accessible entry point for individuals who have not previously interacted with decentralised technologies.
COO Alvin Kan said previously, Telegram Mini-Apps could only interact with the TON network, making it difficult to engage with other public chains.
“Bitget Wallet’s OmniConnect aims to bridge this gap, enabling seamless multi-chain interaction via Bitget Wallet,” he said.
Kan said the web3 multi-chain wallet is also set to announce further initiatives aimed at empowering the broader Mini-App ecosystem and deepening integration with Telegram, which are expected to enhance the capabilities and reach of both platforms and benefit the wider builder community.
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