Another integration has appeared, showing how the infrastructure within $TON is gradually connecting with external tools. We are talking about the Tychi Wallet, which has added support for exchanges via the Omniston liquidity aggregation protocol.

The project is being developed by the Tychi Labs team. Their main focus is to simplify the handling of network fees in Web3. To do this, they have created the Universal Gas Framework, a system that allows transactions to be paid for with supported assets without holding the native tokens of a particular network on balance.

The wallet itself acts as the interface for this infrastructure. It works as a non-custodial multi-chain wallet and takes on some of the technical complexity associated with fees and interaction between networks.

As part of the integration, token exchanges on the $TON network within the wallet now go through liquidity aggregated by STONfi. At the same time, the STON token is used in the Tychi system as one of the assets through which gas can be covered within their universal fee model.

Looking at the bigger picture, such integrations show how a connected infrastructure is gradually forming: wallets, liquidity protocols, and fee management services are beginning to work as parts of a single technical layer, rather than as separate products.