Ton

When running a DApp in the Bitget Wallet App and in the Chrome browser with the installed Chrome Extension, you can obtain the global object window.bitkeep.ton for subsequent API calls.

        
         
        
const provider = window.bitkeep.ton;

Wallet Standard

send - (payload, callback) => any: Call different methods by using different payload.method (e.g., eth_accounts, eth_coinbase, net_version, eth_chainId)
isConnected - () => string: Get the connection status
_sendAsync - (payload) => Promise: Call different chain methods by using different payload.method (e.g., ton_connect, ton_disconnect, ton_requestAccounts, ton_requestWallets, ton_getBalance, ton_sendTransaction, ton_rawSign, ton_personalSign, ton_getChain, wallet_switchChain)
walletSwitchChain - (network) => void: Switch chain
signTransaction - (data) => object: Sign a transaction
disconnect - () => void: Disconnect

Support version

Platform	Version
Chrome Extension	>=v2.4.1
App(IOS)	>= 8.10.0
App(Android)	>= 8.10.0

Provider

        
         
        
window.bitkeep.ton

Account

Get Account

        
         
        
send('ton_requestAccounts'): Promise<[
	string // current ton address
]>

Get Balance

        
         
        
send("ton_getBalance", address?: string): Promise<string>

Account Change Event

        
         
        
// The type of the callback function triggered when accounts change
interface AccountsChangedCallback {
  (accounts: string[]): void; // Receives an array of new account addresses
}
 
// The interface representing a provider that emits the 'accountsChanged' event
interface EthereumProvider {
  on(event: 'accountsChanged', callback: AccountsChangedCallback): void;
}
 
provider.on('accountsChanged', (accounts) => {
  console.log("New accounts:", accounts);
});

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Network

mainnet or testnet

Get Chain

        
         
        
send( "ton_getChain"): Promise<ChainName: string>

Switch Network

        
         
        
send("wallet_switchChain", "mainnet"): Promise<void>;

On NetworkChange

        
         
        
// Callback type for chainChanged event
type ChainChangedCallback = (chainId: string) => void;
 
// Interface for provider event listening
interface TonProvider {
  on(event: "chainChanged", callback: ChainChangedCallback): void;
}

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Send Transaction

        
         
        
const seqNo = provider.send("ton_sendTransaction", [
  {
    to: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    value: "10000", // 10000 nanotons = 0.00001 TONs
    data: "dapp for bitget",
    dataType: "text",
  },
]);