> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.mywallet.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.mywallet.io/intro/decentralized-applications-dapps/which-dapps-are-supported-by-my-wallet.md).

# Where to find dapps?

**My Wallet** supports a wide range of **TON-powered dapps**. You can find them via:

### :calling: 1. Explore Section

Visit the [**Explore**](https://my.tt) section—our curated hub of the most useful Web3 services. Here are some of the apps currently available in the wallet:

* **Storm Trade**\
  Access **fast leverage trading** on an advanced decentralized exchange.
* **EdChess**\
  Improve your strategic skills and **earn TON** while playing.
* **EVAA Protocol**\
  The first decentralized **lending protocol** on **TON**.
* **TON Diamonds**\
  Explore the **digital art world**, discover high-quality NFTs, and engage with **TON**'s creative economy.

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**Stay Tuned for Updates**

We regularly add new dapps and special offers for our users.

You can find them on our [**official channels**](/intro/support-and-contacts.md).
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### :globe\_with\_meridians: 2. Built-In Browser

Use **My Wallet's** built-in browser to find and [**connect**](/intro/decentralized-applications-dapps/how-to-connect-dapp.md) decentralized apps.


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