We're one step closer to onboarding the next billion Web3 users by integrating BNB Chain with Telegram.

Here's how we're doing it...

With over 700 million active users, Telegram is one of the world’s most popular messaging apps. Now, with the integration of BNB Chain, users can access Web3 services directly within the app without needing any additional software or downloads.

This integration marks a major step in making Web3 more accessible. By tapping into Telegram’s vast user base, BNB Chain is accelerating the adoption of decentralized applications (dApps) and services, making them easier to use for everyday people.

A key feature of this integration is Telegram Mini Apps, which are hosted on BNB Chain. These mini apps provide users with seamless access to decentralized finance (DeFi), NFTs, and more, all within the familiar Telegram interface.

You can discover mini apps deployed on BNB Chain via our new DappBay bot:

https://t.co/vQvjGfWS2t

For developers, this integration opens up a powerful new platform. By using BNB Chain’s scalability and low-cost transaction infrastructure, they can build and integrate dApps directly into Telegram, making their projects more accessible to a wider audience.

Developers can now submit their mini app via the DappBay bot mentioned above too!

This makes accessing key Web3 tools, such as crypto wallets, DeFi platforms, and NFT marketplaces, as simple as opening a Telegram chat. No need for external apps or complicated processes—just fast, secure transactions within Telegram.

This initiative is part of BNB Chain’s broader mission to onboard 1 billion people into Web3. By reducing friction and simplifying the process, it is helping to drive the adoption of decentralized technologies on a global scale.

Whether you are a developer looking to expand your dApp’s reach or a user interested in exploring Web3 through a familiar platform, BNB Chain’s integration with Telegram offers a streamlined solution.

For more details on how this integration benefits both users and developers, read the full blog post here: