Memhash becomes the first app to integrate the new TONAPI Airdrop feature

Tonkeeper, the leading self-custody wallet on The Open Network (TON), has announced that Memhash, a Telegram mini-app that gamifies cryptocurrency mining, has become the first project of its kind to integrate the new TONAPI Airdrop feature, as reported to Finbold on Monday, March 3. 

Thanks to the integration, Memhash can reinforce its in-game economy, boost engagement, and simplify future token distribution and rewards.

The TONAPI Airdrop on Memhash

Designed in-house by the Tonkeeper team, the TONAPI Airdrop is an independent airdrop platform supporting up to 10 million claims and helping projects issue and distribute Jettons, TON’s native token standard. 

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Jettons allow for large-scale, non-custodial airdrops while removing the need for traditional minting processes, which ensures scalability and lower execution costs.

As of now, over 80% of projects in the TON ecosystem leverage TONAPI, and the platform has an extensive list of external partners, including Bitget, CoinGeko, and Trustwallet (TWT).

Nikolai, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Memhash, also commented on TONAPI’s automation Features, stating: 

Adopting the Jetton Airdrop feature aligns with our vision for a seamless, user-driven in-game economy. Eliminating manual distribution hurdles will make it easier than ever for players to engage with Memhash and claim their token rewards.

As such, the TONAPI Airdrop is particularly appealing to projects looking for minimal friction onboarding solutions that do not incur additional costs in addition to initial deployment fees. 

Web3 gaming on Memhash

As an early TONAPI Airdrop adopter, Memhash is also pioneering Web3 gaming on TON. 

With TONAPI’s reward systems integrated into Memhash’s mining app, players can easily claim tokens and boost ecosystem engagement even if they are unfamiliar with the ins and outs of the technology behind the platform. 

This not only simplifies decentralized application (dApp) deployment but also allows projects to launch native tokens earlier.

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