Telegram founder Pavel Durov said the platform will allow programs smaller than 4 kilobytes to run automatically within message bubbles in chats and channels. The system uses the TON blockchain and would let developers place decentralized applications and cryptocurrency payment functions directly into conversations. Users could send GRAM tokens and stablecoins without opening separate windows or downloading software.
Telegram already hosts Mini Apps built with web standards, and TON became the exclusive blockchain for that system in early 2025. With roughly 900 million monthly users, the platform could expose a large audience to embedded wallet transactions if the feature rolls out as described.
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