Memhash, a Telegram mini-app, is the first project to integrate the new TONAPI Airdrop feature

Developed by the Tonkeeper team, this feature allows projects to distribute Jettons, TON's native token standard, through large-scale, non-custodial airdrops

Tonkeeper, the leading self-custody wallet for the TON blockchain, announced that Memhash, a Telegram mini-app, is the first project to integrate the new TONAPI Airdrop feature.

This feature, developed by the Tonkeeper team, enables projects to distribute Jettons, TON’s native token standard, in large-scale, non-custodial airdrops without the need for traditional minting processes. For a nominal fee in TON, projects can efficiently distribute tokens, keeping costs low and simplifying user access.

With its integration of the TonAPI Airdrop feature, Memhash streamlines its token distribution processes, enhancing user engagement and supporting its in-game economy. This integration will also make it easier for Memhash users to claim their rewards without any hitches or manual distribution procedures.

The TonAPI Airdrop feature is designed to scale up to 10 million claims and boasts a user-friendly interface with built-in security.

“TonAPI Airdrop is the latest addition to our arsenal of powerful TONAPI services for the TON community. Thanks to the unique scalable architecture of TONAPI Airdrop, Memhash can now make its token distribution an optimal experience—smooth, cost-effective, and engaging for an unlimited number of users,” said Oleg Andreev, CEO of Tonkeeper.

Memhash is a blockchain-powered Telegram mini-app that gamifies cryptocurrency mining and ranks among the top-performing dApps on TON. It recently launched its in-game token, which will be used to reward users for their activity and participation in the game.

To streamline the process of distributing the game tokens to its community, Memhash opted for the efficient and scalable solution offered by TonAPI Airdrop. This integration will enable Memhash to quickly and easily distribute tokens to a large number of users, minimizing costs and administrative burdens.

"At Memhash, we are always looking for ways to improve the experience of our users and make it easier for them to participate in our ecosystem. The ability to perform non-custodial, massively scalable airdrops through the new integration with the Tonkeeper team's TONAPI service is a game-changer for us. We can now distribute our game tokens to a wide audience in a seamless and cost-effective manner, further engaging our community and supporting the growth of our in-game economy," said Konstantin Chernilov, founder of Memhash.

The new Airdrop service is part of the expanding suite of SaaS solutions offered by Tonkeeper through its TONAPI platform, which is used by over 80% of projects in the TON ecosystem. TONAPI aims to simplify dApp development and deployment on the TON blockchain, fostering the growth and adoption of decentralized applications.