TON Wallets

We covered how to access wallets in the Accessing Wallets section. TON wallets have different capabilities and requirements than EVM wallets, so we cover TON-specific behavior here.

Checking if a wallet is a TON wallet

import { useDynamicContext } from '@dynamic-labs/sdk-react-core';
import { isTonWallet } from '@dynamic-labs/ton';

// the wallet object is the wallet you want to use
// you can access the available wallets via the `useUserWallets` hook
// or get the primaryWallet via the `useDynamicContext` hook
if (!isTonWallet(wallet)) {
  throw new Error('This wallet is not a TON wallet');
}

// Now you can use TON-specific methods
await wallet.signMessage('Hello, TON!');

What is a nanoton?

The smallest unit of TON is called a nanoton. This allows for transactions involving very small amounts of TON.

1 TON = 1,000,000,000 Nanotons (10^9)

Examples

We’ve included several examples of how to use TON wallets in this section:

• Send TON
• Send Jettons
• Send a Raw Transaction
• Generate TON Connect Proof