Peppers Wallet
A wallet bot for a new currency called Pepper, with transaction history
This category covers bots that hold your money or issue a card against it. Libermall Card issues Visa and Mastercard cards, both virtual and plastic, funded in USDT, and its profile is more detailed than most.
Grosh Wallet tries to keep crypto, Stars and rubles in one pocket and move them around inside Telegram. Peppers Wallet exists for its own Pepper currency, and all we know about it comes from the bot itself.
A bot wallet is almost always custodial: the service owner holds the keys, and if the bot disappears, so does your balance. Keep small amounts there and test a withdrawal before moving larger sums.
A wallet bot for a new currency called Pepper, with transaction history
A self-custody multichain wallet in Telegram: NEAR, TON, Solana, EVM, swaps, bridges and staking
A custodial crypto wallet in a bot: P2P buying, checks for transfers, invoices and payment acceptance
An exchange and wallet in Telegram: spot trading with limit orders, P2P, checks, invoices and subscriptions
A light version of Bitget Wallet in Telegram: a wallet without a seed phrase, transfers, swaps and crypto purchases
Tonkeeper wallet bot, now Keeper: access to a self-custodial TON wallet and a way to reach the team
The former Wallet in Telegram: buy, hold, send and swap crypto, now run as a separate service
Yes, Libermall Card issues virtual and plastic cards on both payment networks, funded with tether. Check issuance terms and fees inside the bot.
Riskier than a well-known wallet, because the bot owner holds the keys. Start small and check how withdrawals work right away.