Walt launches standalone app, offers trading in more than 100 cryptocurrencies
Key Facts
Walt has launched a standalone app for trading digital assets outside Telegram, allowing users of its service to move to a dedicated interface while keeping their existing accounts. The Block reported the launch on November 10, 2026, while the app’s Google Play page confirms that Walt users on Telegram can sign in with the same account. This option places the standalone app alongside the existing service within the messaging platform, rather than requiring users to start a new account. Walt offers an Android download link and says the app will become available on iOS later. The Google Play page says the app was updated on November 3, 2026.
The app’s page describes a set of tools that includes more than 100 cryptocurrencies, as well as perpetual contracts on more than 100 assets. It also lists tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds among the available tools, extending the app beyond cryptocurrency trading to other asset classes. These figures appear in the Google Play description, while the parent company, The Open Platform, cited a broader range of supported products and assets in September. At the time, it said total assets exceeded 300 across four networks, including more than 200 cryptocurrencies and more than 100 tokenized stocks, funds and metals. The company said perpetual contracts were available on more than 70 assets at the time, a figure and period that differ from the current app-store listing.
The announced services extend beyond spot trading and contracts: The Open Platform said Walt also includes earning products on stablecoins, Gram, Tether Gold, Solana, Ethereum and Tron. This reflects the product’s expansion since its launch, according to the company, which said Wallet began five years ago as a bot for buying Toncoin and Bitcoin. On September 28, 2026, The Open Platform announced that it was renaming Wallet in Telegram to Walt, saying accounts, funds, the app and settings would remain unchanged. The company described the new wallet and its native Telegram app Gram as complementary products, with Walt infrastructure available to users to top up Gram from a Walt account. This arrangement linked the standalone app with financial services that continue inside Telegram, without ending the existing wallet experience there.
Walt also offers artificial intelligence tools to assess portfolio risks, but the app’s description says users execute trades themselves. The company says the AI assistant accesses a separate account and cannot withdraw funds from it. Trade execution is also disabled by default, according to its October 20, 2026, announcement of perpetual-contract trading through Mira, ChatGPT and Claude. Walt said agents can open and close perpetual-contract positions and manage take-profit and stop-loss orders, while execution remains the user’s decision. In that announcement, CEO Andrew Rogozov described Telegram as a natural place for conversational trading because users are there, communicate and hold funds through Walt. The Google Play page says service availability varies by jurisdiction and that the app is not available in the United States and the United Kingdom.
When it changed the brand, The Open Platform had said crypto cards and AI-powered trading would arrive in two separate launches, and that an updated product strategy would be announced in the following weeks. Walt then announced the launch of AI-powered trading for perpetual contracts in October, before the standalone app appeared among the ways to access its services. Walt’s official page currently offers an Android download, while listing the iOS release for a later stage. Service availability remains subject to jurisdiction, according to the notice on Google Play. The next step announced by The Open Platform in September was to share an updated product strategy in the weeks following that announcement.