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# Why is MyTonWallet now called My Wallet?

In the **June 2026** release, **MyTonWallet** [**renamed itself**](tg://resolve?domain=MyWalletEng\&post=446) to **My Wallet**. If you used the app before, you haven't installed a different product—it's the **same app, same team, and same security**, just under a new name and logo.

## What changed

* The **name and logo**—reflecting that the wallet now supports many more networks than just TON.
* Nothing else. Your **wallet, funds, seed phrase, and settings** are unaffected by the rebrand.

## What didn't change

* The **app itself**—same codebase, same non-custodial security model.
* The **team** behind it.
* Your existing **wallets and assets**—no action is needed on your part.

## Why some old names and links still appear

You may still notice the old name in a few places that haven't fully caught up yet—for example, some **Telegram channel handles**, the **Android package ID** on Google Play, or older **app store reviews and links**. These are leftover technical identifiers, not a sign that something is wrong or that you're using an unofficial version.

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If you're unsure whether a link, channel, or app listing is official, only trust the ones listed in our [**Support and Contacts**](/intro/support-and-contacts.md) section.
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## See also

* [Does My Wallet have an open community?](/intro/support-and-contacts/does-my-wallet-have-an-open-community.md)
* [Where can I find the latest news and My Wallet updates?](/intro/support-and-contacts/where-can-i-find-the-latest-news-and-my-wallet-updates.md)
* [How to install My Wallet?](/intro/getting-started/how-to-install-my-wallet.md)