Durov is quietly building the wallet layerA new repository appeared under TON: tg-wallet-contract. This is not just another wallet app. It is the on-chain contract layer for Telegram Wallet, where the wallet logic can live directly in blockchain config and be updated through validator voting.
What changed
TON now has a public tg-wallet-contract repository The contract is called WalletTg Its bytecode is designed to stay in TON config Updates go through validator voting and apply to Telegram wallets at once Telegram creates the wallet first, but the user can later switch to self-custody The contract supports signing key rotation A recent revision added tgUserId, meaning Telegram ID can be stored inside the wallet logic Why it matters This looks like the missing contract layer for native Gram Wallet Telegram does not need every user to understand seed phrases on day one It can create a wallet first, then let advanced users take full control later Validator voting makes the wallet code part of TON infrastructure, not just a client feature Storing tgUserId inside the wallet logic connects Telegram identity and TON accounts much more directly The current vote to add Telegram Wallet code into blockchain config is the kind of step you take before a serious rolloutEveryone is watching the Gram Wallet button inside Telegram. But the real story may be lower: Telegram is preparing a shared wallet contract that validators can approve, update and push across the ecosystem. That is not a cosmetic integration. That is wallet infrastructure.
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