@anywalletkit/wallet-ton

TON accounts at m/44'/607'/i' (SLIP-10 ed25519) on Wallet V5R1 — the derivation Trust Wallet and Ledger use for a BIP-39 phrase, pinned by golden vectors in @anywalletkit/conformance. Runtime dependencies: @ton/core, @ton/crypto, buffer (no @ton/ton: the V5R1 contract and the toncenter client are implemented here, byte-for-byte checked against @ton/ton in tests).

Install

npm install @anywalletkit/wallet-ton
# or: pnpm add @anywalletkit/wallet-ton  ·  yarn add @anywalletkit/wallet-ton

On npm: @anywalletkit/wallet-ton, published from the release workflow with provenance.

import WalletManagerTon from '@anywalletkit/wallet-ton'

const wallet = new WalletManagerTon(seedPhrase, {
  tonClient: [{ url: 'https://toncenter.com/api/v2/jsonRPC', secretKey }],   // fails over in order
  // emulate: {kind: 'tonapi'} is the default (tonapi.io/v2/wallet/emulate, then /traces/emulate);
  // {kind: 'toncenter-v3', url} switches the emulator, false = estimateFee only.
  tonApiKey,                                                                  // optional: Bearer key for tonapi
})
const account = await wallet.getAccount(0)

account.describe({ to: 'UQ…', value: 100_000_000n, body: 'thanks' })         // offline: kind, items, warnings
await account.simulateTransaction({ to: 'UQ…', value: 100_000_000n })         // fees + emulation verdict + risk (what leaves the wallet)
await account.transfer({ recipient: 'UQ…', amount: 100_000_000n })            // 0.1 TON
await account.transfer({ token: USDT_MASTER, recipient: 'UQ…', amount: 1_000_000n, forwardPayload: 'hi' })
await account.sendTransaction([                                               // several messages, ONE external
  { to: 'EQ…', value: 50_000_000n, bodyBoc, stateInit },                      // e.g. an Omniston escrow deploy
  { to: 'UQ…', value: 1n },
])
const receipt = await account.getTransactionReceipt(hash)                     // hash = body hash, via toncenter v3
wallet.dispose()

// Tonkeeper-style 24-word TON mnemonic (not BIP-39): one account, same surface.
const tk = await WalletManagerTon.fromTonMnemonic(words, { tonClient })

Every send

Hard checks, before any network call: value > 0, workchain 0/-1 only, friendly-address network flag matches config.network, valid_until = now + validUntilSeconds (default 60, max 600).
Fresh seqno (never cached across sends).
Preflight on the zero-signed body: toncenter estimateFee (the fee cap) and a trace emulation — tonapi by default (POST /v2/wallet/emulate, falling back to /v2/traces/emulate), or a toncenter-v3 emulateTrace endpoint via emulate: {kind: 'toncenter-v3', url}. A non-zero compute exit, an aborted transaction, a failed action phase or a failed first-hop internal message (the operation would bounce) throws SimulationError before signing; failures deeper in the trace are warnings. tonapi’s risk is returned as risk. A message with send mode 128 (the whole remaining balance) or 32 (the account destroyed once empty) is refused with UnsafeTransactionError('drain') unless allowDrainingTransactions — checked locally before any emulation, prebuilt bodies too, and again on tonapi’s risk. describeTransaction shows each message’s mode. emulate: false keeps only estimateFee; simulate: false skips the preflight entirely (not the mode check). A jetton transfer’s recipient and response destination get the same network (test-only flag) and workchain checks as a native transfer. A broadcast with no definitive answer (no response, a timeout, a non-JSON body) throws BroadcastUnknownError (maybeSent, hash = the body hash): do not sign again (the next seqno would pay twice); a node’s ok: false stays a NetworkError. A custom TonRpc should mark refusals answered: true (isAnsweredRefusal).
noble ed25519 over the body hash; the 32-byte seed is the only key material and dispose() zeroizes it.
sendBoc of the external (with StateInit when the wallet is not deployed).

Signers

The account never holds a key. Every signature is a signer.sign(bytes, {scheme: 'ed25519', context}) call: ton-external over the hash of the V5R1 signing cell (after the preflight, which runs on a zero-signed body), ton-message over raw message bytes (sign()), ton-proof / ton-sign-data over the TON Connect digests (signTonProof, signTonConnectData). Seed wallets get a LocalSigner; a hardware wallet, MPC node or backend is wrapped with externalSigner() from @anywalletkit/core:

const signer = externalSigner({ curve: 'ed25519', publicKey, sign: (payload, { context }) => device.sign(payload) })
const manager = new WalletManagerTon(signer, { tonClient })
const account = await manager.getAccount() // path 'external'; other indexes throw

A derivable SeedSigner at m/44'/607' yields getAccount(i) children; a leaf signer (including fromTonMnemonic) is one account. WalletAccountTon.fromPrivateKey(priv, pub, path) keeps the raw-key shape for callers that derive themselves.

Messages and TON Connect

sign(message) is a hex ed25519 signature over the raw bytes. A 32-byte message — bytes or a string that encodes to 32 bytes — is refused with MessageIsTransactionError: the wallet contract checks a transfer’s signature over the 32-byte hash of its signing cell, so 32 raw bytes may be a transfer. TON Connect has its own methods, which build the digest from the request and the account’s own address (0xffff ‖ “ton-connect…”, never a cell hash):

const proof = await account.signTonProof({ domain: 'app.example', timestamp, payload })  // the `proof` of a ton_proof reply
const reply = await account.signTonConnectData({ domain: 'app.example', timestamp, payload: { type: 'text', text } }) // signData (text | binary)

domain is the host the wallet saw the request come from, never the dApp’s own claim.

Describe

describeTransaction(tx) / account.describe(tx) decode TON transfers (text comments), jetton transfers (0x0f8a7ea5: amount, destination, forward amount/payload, custom payload) and contract calls, also from a prebuilt V5R1 body, with warnings: zero-value, non-bounceable-contract-call, unknown-body, large-forward-amount, testnet-address / mainnet-address, exotic-workchain.

Buffer

On import the package installs the buffer polyfill as globalThis.Buffer if none exists (@ton/core requires the global). Node, and apps that already set it, are untouched.

React Native

@ton/crypto-primitives resolves its react-native build on Metro, which requires expo-crypto (random bytes) at module load and react-native-fast-pbkdf2 for the TON-mnemonic import. Install expo-crypto in the app (Expo projects already have it). BIP-39 wallets sign through noble ed25519 and need neither.

Activity history

createTonHistory is the chain’s HistorySource (@anywalletkit/core): tonapi account events first, toncenter v3 as a reduced fallback.

import { createTonHistory } from '@anywalletkit/wallet-ton/history'

const history = createTonHistory({ apiKey: process.env.TONAPI_KEY })
const page = await history.listActivity('UQCbXJ1-Hd_CyyAt3TNgircduNIn5QH5dj1_LBNz__y4fQaq', { limit: 25 })
const older = await history.listActivity(address, { cursor: page.cursor })
const one = await history.getTransaction(page.items[0].hash, address)
history.explorerTxUrl(one.hash) // https://tonviewer.com/transaction/…

option	default	notes
`tonapiUrl`	`https://tonapi.io` (`testnet.tonapi.io`)	`null` disables tonapi.
`apiKey`	none	tonapi Bearer key. Keyless tonapi allows ~1 request/s.
`toncenterUrl`	`https://toncenter.com` (`testnet.toncenter.com`)	v3 fallback; `null` disables it.
`toncenterApiKey`	none	`X-API-Key`.
`network`	`mainnet`	`ton:-239` / `ton:-3`.
`rateLimit`	1 rps keyless, 10 with a key	tonapi requests per second (toncenter: 1 keyless, 10 with a key).
`fetch`, `timeoutMs`	global, 15 000

tonapi (GET /v2/accounts/{a}/events?limit=&before_lt=, GET /v2/accounts/{a}/events/{id}): one event = one trace, with typed actions. TonTransfer, JettonTransfer, JettonMint, JettonBurn, JettonSwap (TON / jetton in and out against the DEX router), SmartContractExec (ton_attached), DepositStake / WithdrawStake (staker ↔ pool), Subscribe, NftPurchase, elections become transfers; jetton transfers carry the master as token, standard: 'jetton', symbol and decimals from the action’s jetton object. The first contract-level action is the call: SmartContractExec → to = contract, hex op in data, named op in method; JettonSwap → router / swap; a jetton sent to a contract with a forward payload → recipient / jetton_transfer with the op from tonapi’s Call: 0x… comment; DepositStake → pool / stake, WithdrawStakeRequest → pool / unstake, WithdrawStake → pool / withdraw_stake. tonapi does not spell out the pool-token burn of an unstake request, so for those events the source fetches /v2/events/{id} once and turns the account’s value_flow jetton deltas into transfers (raw.valueFlow). from is the first action’s initiator, nativeValue the TON it sent, fee = -extra (tonapi’s “what the account lost beyond its actions”, so it includes forward fees the actions do not show), status = pending while in_progress, failed when every action failed, block = the event’s lt, hash = the event id (the trace root; tonapi resolves any transaction hash of the trace to it). is_scam events are flagged scam: true (also in raw.scam). Addresses stay raw (0:…, lowercase) as tonapi returns them.

toncenter v3 (GET /api/v3/transactions?account=&limit=&sort=desc&end_lt=): the account’s own transactions only. An external message (the wallet acted) maps its outgoing messages to TON transfers and the first op code to call (data = opcode, method = decoded_opcode); an incoming message maps its value and op. Jettons are not visible here, fee = total_fees, hash = the transaction hash in hex.

Cursor. Base64 JSON { v: 1, b: 'tonapi' | 'toncenter', lt }: an exclusive lt upper bound (before_lt for tonapi, end_lt = lt − 1 for toncenter). A cursor from one backend resumes on the other; the backend that issued it is tried first. since is applied client-side and ends pagination.

Fixtures in test/fixtures/history/ were captured on 2026-10-14 from tonapi.io and toncenter.com (keyless) for the test wallet: one events page, the account-scoped events of the Tonstakers stake / unstake request / payout and of the Omniston STON.fi swap and escrow order (the same transactions as those modules’ activity fixtures), the full event with value_flow for the unstake, and a toncenter v3 page. test/history.test.ts checks that the Tonstakers and Omniston modules describe the rows this source builds (stake, unstake, claim, swap, bridge). Note: @anywalletkit/protocol-swap2-core’s netTransfers compares addresses verbatim, so DescribeActivityContext.own must contain the raw 0:… form of the wallet for Omniston (Tonstakers normalizes itself).

@anywalletkit/wallet-ton

@anywalletkit/wallet-ton

Install

Every send

Signers

Messages and TON Connect

Describe

Buffer

React Native

Activity history

Classes

Interfaces

Type Aliases

Variables

Functions

References

createTonRpc

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