Bitlock Wallet readies iOS, Android apps for public launch

Bitlock Wallet confirmed that its new iOS and Android applications are undergoing final internal testing. This stage includes comprehensive checks for stability, performance, and security, encompassing multi-device compatibility, network behavior simulations, and stress testing across various supported blockchains, according to the development team. The company expects to launch these applications to the public within the next month, pending final validation. The existing Telegram mini-app will remain fully operational following the release of the new mobile applications.

The transition to dedicated mobile applications is driven by growing technical requirements and a need for broader feature expansion that surpassed the capabilities of the Telegram platform, according to Bitlock Wallet. The new apps are designed to offer extended infrastructure, increased interface flexibility, and additional security features. While a comprehensive feature list will be released at launch, Bitlock highlighted several key improvements. These include enhanced multi-chain functionality, promising wider network coverage and improved asset routing for managing, sending, and swapping assets. Users can also expect upgraded transaction flows with optimized swap, bridge, and asset-tracking processes, featuring deeper transparency. Furthermore, architectural improvements in the dedicated mobile environments will enable more complex modules, such as advanced trading tools and improved portfolio insights. User-centric refinements, including UI updates built for native mobile devices, are also planned to deliver smoother navigation and more responsive interactions.

The company stated that its move beyond the Telegram mini-app is a direct response to evolving technical demands and the need to expand its feature set. According to Bitlock Wallet, the original Telegram environment, while offering a low-friction entry point, could no longer support the platform’s accelerating user adoption and growing technical requirements. The shift to dedicated mobile applications is intended to provide a more robust infrastructure that can accommodate advanced functionalities and greater interface flexibility, which were not technically feasible within the confines of the Telegram platform.

Specific details regarding the exact public release date within the “next month” timeframe remain undisclosed. The full list of supported blockchains and the precise extent of new integrations were not detailed in the announcement. Specific user adoption numbers for the Telegram mini-app were also not provided, only that it experienced accelerating adoption. Furthermore, no information regarding potential subscription models or pricing for advanced features was released.

The introduction of the iOS and Android applications is anticipated to significantly accelerate Bitlock Wallet‘s expansion into new markets, leveraging global mobile usage, which represents a majority of wallet interactions across the industry. The company’s 2026 roadmap includes plans for additional chain integrations, advanced trading suites, on-device security upgrades, and further ecosystem development, with future AI-driven enhancements also in the long-term strategy. The Telegram mini-app will continue to operate alongside the new mobile applications. Bitlock Wallet emphasizes its focus on simplifying blockchain interaction through secure, accessible, and user-aligned design across multiple platforms. Crypto wallets continue to be a key component of the digital asset ecosystem. Non-custodial solutions, like Bitlock’s, emphasize user control over private keys.