# imToken > Your digital world, under your control imToken is a self-custodial multi-chain wallet for storing, sending, and managing tokens across a wide range of blockchain networks. imToken is a non-custodial digital wallet company that provides mobile and web applications for managing digital assets across a wide range of blockchain networks. It is built for individuals who want direct control over their private keys and on-chain activity without relying on a centralized custodian. The wallet serves users across many countries and regions, spanning both casual holders and more active participants in decentralized applications. The wallet addresses the problem of centralized custody by letting users generate and store private keys locally, so assets are never held by imToken itself. Through the app, users can swap tokens, connect to decentralized applications through a built-in browser, and stake assets on supported proof-of-stake networks. Security features include risk warnings for suspicious tokens and contracts, alongside optional hardware-backed key storage. Beyond the core wallet, imToken offers a companion hardware wallet for offline key storage and card-based spending tied to onchain assets, extending self-custody into everyday use. Its product line is used by individual holders, active decentralized finance participants, and community members who engage through its own forum and support channels. The company continues to develop its wallet as the primary access point for managing tokens, identity, and permissions in the open network. - Type: Company - Sector: Custody and Wallets - Status: Active - Founded: 2016-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/imtoken ## Products - [imToken](https://thegrid.id/profiles/imtoken): imToken is a self-custodial multi-chain wallet that provides key management, token transfers, and decentralized application interaction across a wide range of blockchain networks. The application includes a built-in browser for connecting to decentralized applications, a staking interface for delegating assets to proof-of-stake validators, offline signing support through hardware wallet integration, and biometric transaction verification. A web-based version uses account abstraction architecture to enable smart contract-based key management, social recovery, and conditional transaction execution. (Wallet, Live, Main Product) - [imKey Pro](https://thegrid.id/profiles/imtoken): imKey Pro is a hardware wallet built around a certified secure element for offline private key generation and storage. The device uses dual-processor architecture for integrity detection and self-testing, with computations encrypted within the chip, and enforces a PIN system that resets after repeated incorrect attempts alongside exclusive device binding to a single companion app. It connects to mobile and browser extension wallets to provide hardware-secured transaction signing across a wide range of blockchain networks. (Hardware Wallet, Live) - [imToken Card](https://thegrid.id/profiles/imtoken): imToken Card is a crypto-funded payment card that lets users spend tokens at merchants accepting Mastercard. Users fund the card with tokens through an Ethereum Layer 2 network, and the converted balance can be spent across multiple fiat currencies without foreign exchange fees. The card links to mobile payment systems for point-of-sale use and is issued through a licensed third-party financial institution, requiring an account identity token to activate the card. (Card, Live) - [Tokenlon](https://thegrid.id/profiles/imtoken): Tokenlon was a decentralized token exchange protocol that used request-for-quote and request-for-stream models for off-chain price aggregation with on-chain Ethereum settlement. The protocol built on a widely used decentralized exchange settlement architecture and consisted of exchange, market maker proxy, and user proxy smart contracts. Market makers provided liquidity through individually deployed proxy contracts authorized against the shared settlement layer, with trades executed atomically. The product has been discontinued and is no longer accessible. (Decentralised Exchange, Discontinued) ## Assets - [Tokenlon (LON)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/imtoken): LON is the governance token of Tokenlon, a decentralized exchange within the imToken ecosystem. It is used for voting on protocol upgrades, staking for fee-sharing rewards, and earning a proportional share of trading fees collected by the platform. Holders can stake LON to receive xLON, which represents a claim on protocol revenue and grants increased weight in governance decisions. (Governance) - [imBTC (IMBTC)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/imtoken): imBTC is a wrapped Bitcoin token issued by Tokenlon representing Bitcoin at a one-to-one ratio on Ethereum. It was used for DeFi participation, liquidity provision, and earning a share of Tokenlon trading fees, with each token backed by BTC locked in a multi-signature account. Tokenlon ceased its Bitcoin cross-chain gateway service, so redemption and dividend rights were discontinued and imBTC became inactive. 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