Telegram Rolls Out Money Wallet for Gram Transfers and Collectibles
Telegram expanded access to Money, its non-custodial wallet, beyond a selected-user rollout to a wider audience. The wallet supports Gram transfers and collectible purchases, and a Money section appears after an incoming transfer.
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Telegram users who receive transfers now see a Money section tied to the incoming transfer flow, and the rollout reaches beyond the earlier selected-user group. That means more people in Telegram’s audience can encounter the wallet features in normal use, instead of only a limited set of users.
Before this change, access to Money was limited to selected users; now the wallet is being extended more broadly. What stays the same is the wallet’s role in Gram transfers and collectible purchases, which remains the same set of functions described here.
Still not clear from these pieces is how the expanded access is staged across users and regions, or whether all features are available everywhere at once. The detail that would settle that is a rollout schedule or a product note showing which accounts receive Money first and whether any limits remain.
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