Toncoin (TON, now Gram) swap, no account, no ID. Swap your TON. Out of Telegram, into anything.
For most people, TON lives in Telegram. Put it on the desk, pick the coin you want, and the mule carries it to a wallet of yours: USDT, Solana, Bitcoin or anything else. Paste an address, send, done. No account. No ID.
- For a deposit to count
- 1sec
- The fastest trip
- 20min
- To fill in
- 0forms
A ball or a beanbag. TON addresses come in two.
On TON, a payment is a message, and it can come back. Every wallet has two spellings of the same address: one starting EQ and one starting UQ.
Send to the EQ spelling of a wallet that's never been used, and the payment bounces back like a ball, minus a small fee. Send to UQ, and it lands like a beanbag and stays.
So for a wallet, use UQ. The mule takes both, and pays out to whichever you paste.
A new wallet is an empty plot. It builds itself.
A brand-new TON wallet is like an empty plot of land with a sign on it. Coins can land there and wait, but there's no house yet.
The house builds itself the first time you send from the wallet. That's just how TON works, and your wallet app does it for you.
So you can hand the mule a wallet you've never used. The coins land, wait safely, and the house goes up when you first spend them.
Exchanges share one address. Your comment is your slot.
Most exchanges give every customer the same TON address. What tells them the coins are yours is the comment, a short code like 48213.
Forget it, and your coins sit in a pile marked unsorted until support finds them. Sending to your own wallet? No comment needed.
When the mule pays you, it goes straight to the address you paste. If your order ever shows a comment, it's printed right next to the address.
USDT on TON is a side pouch. TON is the key.
Your TON sits in the wallet's main bag. Tokens like USDT on TON sit in a small side pouch of their own, and moving them costs a little TON.
And USDT lives on more than one road: on TON, on Tron, on Ethereum. Same dollar, different roads. Pick the one your wallet uses.
The mule turns TON into USDT on Tron, or Solana, or Bitcoin, in one trip. One number on the desk, and that's what lands.
Toncoin is now called Gram. Same coin, same address.
Since 15 June 2026 Toncoin has a new name: Gram, ticker GRAM. The network is still TON, and every wallet and balance stayed exactly where it was.
There's nothing to claim and nothing to swap. A site asking you to claim your GRAM is a trap.
On the desk it's still TON, because that's what most wallets show. Same coin either way.
Toncoin on one card.
The plain facts about Toncoin, the ones that matter before you send. Checked 30 October 2026.
- Network
- TON, its own blockchain
- Name
- Toncoin, called Gram (GRAM) since 15 June 2026
- A new block
- About every 0.4 seconds, since April 2026
- Final
- In about a second
- Address
- 48 letters and numbers, starting UQ or EQ; same wallet either way
- New wallet
- Builds itself on its first send; coins can land before that
- Comment
- Needed by exchanges; not needed for your own wallet
- USDT on TON
- A separate token; moving it costs a little TON
- We count it after
- About a second
- Fast with us
- From about 20 minutes, network fees in
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Where people lose TON, and how the mule keeps you from it.
No comment to an exchange
Sending TON to an exchange? Add the comment it gave you, or your coins wait in its unsorted pile until support finds them.
EQ to a wallet never used
A payment to the EQ spelling of a brand-new wallet bounces back, minus a fee. For wallets, use the UQ spelling.
The wrong USDT road
USDT on TON, on Tron and on Ethereum are different coins with the same name. Pick the one your wallet uses on the desk.
A claim your GRAM site
The rename needs nothing from you. Never connect your wallet to a site promising free GRAM.
TON roads the mule walks.
Every swap in and out of Toncoin with its own page, its own times and its own checklist.
Toncoin swaps, answered.
Is TON now called Gram?
Yes, since 15 June 2026. Same coin, same addresses, ticker GRAM. There's nothing to migrate or claim.
Do I need a comment when I send TON?
To an exchange, yes: the comment that exchange gave you. To your own wallet, no.
EQ or UQ address?
They're the same wallet. Use UQ for a wallet: it can receive even before its first send.
Why did my TON bounce back?
It was probably sent to the EQ spelling of a wallet that had never been used. Send to the UQ spelling instead.
Is USDT on TON the same as TON?
No. It's a token that lives on TON, and moving it costs a little TON. The mule can swap TON into USDT on Tron, or into other coins.
Can I swap TON from Telegram Wallet?
Yes. Send from it to the deposit address your order shows, and the coin you picked lands in the wallet you pasted.
Is TON anonymous?
Every TON payment is public on explorers like Tonviewer, comments included. Swap here, and your coins land in a fresh wallet of yours with no history.
How much can I swap?
From $50 to $29,999 a swap, with no account, no email and no ID.