TON Connect work in progress: simplifying transaction UX on TON
Previously on TON, users often had to open an explorer just to check whether a transaction went through. With the sub-second update, that experience has changed — results now appear almost instantly.
But there’s another part of UX: how many steps it takes to get to the transaction. Today, the flow still looks like this: connect a wallet, return to the app, then confirm the action.
So the question is: why not let users open the wallet and confirm the action right away?
We’re working on an update to TON Connect that simplifies wallet interactions: removing unnecessary steps, allowing users to connect and sign a transaction in a single action and introducing support for gasless scenarios.
In the end, this all converges into a single flow: users perform an action and immediately see the result without extra steps or the need to manage a separate gas token.
Previously on TON, users often had to open an explorer just to check whether a transaction went through. With the sub-second update, that experience has changed — results now appear almost instantly.
But there’s another part of UX: how many steps it takes to get to the transaction. Today, the flow still looks like this: connect a wallet, return to the app, then confirm the action.
So the question is: why not let users open the wallet and confirm the action right away?
We’re working on an update to TON Connect that simplifies wallet interactions: removing unnecessary steps, allowing users to connect and sign a transaction in a single action and introducing support for gasless scenarios.
In the end, this all converges into a single flow: users perform an action and immediately see the result without extra steps or the need to manage a separate gas token.