Tmail ecosystem adds Mail Agents, TWallet and w3Auth
TON-based Tmail introduced Mail Agents, a standalone TWallet app and passwordless w3Auth login, alongside team-reported figures on users and emails.
The name is also more than mail, and this part is easy to miss if you only watch the inbox. Transfer by Tmail lets you send assets to name at tmail dot ton instead of a raw wallet address. They called that step 1 of 4. Entry points they posted: the bot, the mini app path TSent, and http://app.tmail.ae/TSent. TWallet is a separate app, not the mail client. Web at http://web.twallet.ae. Mini app at http://t.me/TWalletAppBot/app. They say it holds, sends, and receives coins and NFTs, swaps, and can send to a Tmail address. TON Connect and an Android app were listed as next. Not confirmed shipped. Mail Agents is a whole product at http://agents.tmail.ae. An agent can mint an address, send and receive both mail types, search, keep threads, and send files. They say agent wallets can generate local keys for end to end encryption. There is a usage dashboard and rate limits. Their numbers post said 150 plus agents registered. Same post claimed 1,000,000 plus emails, 300,000 plus achievements, and 25,000 plus users. Team figures. No third party count. w3Auth already exists. Early beta was 14 January 2026. Passwordless login for other apps using a TON wallet plus a Tmail name. Their claims: no password, no 2FA, no personal data, free developer API. Docs at http://admin.w3auth.me. A later post said v2 is mandatory and v1 sign in is dead. This matters for the fall announcement below, because that app is not an empty slot you can only guess at.