📢 Tychi Labs has opened its US$300,000 pre-seed round
We are building BNCK—Banking 2.0 for Humans and AI Agents: a self-custodial financial platform combining stablecoin payments, savings, cards and controlled AI-agent transactions in one banking-style experience.
We enter this round with:
• 116,000+ infrastructure transactions processed
• 15,000+ wallet downloads
• 90+ projects that have used our infrastructure
• BNCK beta testing underway
• A working product stack and global financial-service integrations
LVLup Ventures has already invested in the round through a SAFE.
We are now speaking with venture funds, family offices and angel investors who understand the convergence of stablecoins, programmable finance and AI agents.
If this fits your investment thesis—or you can introduce us to someone it may suit—I would welcome a conversation.
🌐 https://t.co/ieCqsl3NXn
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Urgent support request for @TychiLabs.
Our official account was compromised through a phishing attack. The attacker enabled unauthorized 2FA, added delegated access, and used the account to post a fake token contract address.
@Safety@Support
We are opening early beta access for users who want to test our self-custodial agentic wallet👀
The wallet will support EVM, Sui, and Solana from the start.
We are planning to ship it next week.🚀
Link Below👇
Tychi Labs has been selected for Zerobase Season 4 in Seoul.
4 weeks. Global founder network. Build, launch, iterate.
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universal gas framework helping users and AI agents execute cross chain.
Seoul, we’re coming.
Everyone is building agentic payments.
But execution is still broken.
Actions still fail because every chain demands its own setup.
We’re fixing that.
UGF has processed 50K+ transactions across chains - before agent-driven flows.
Coming soon.
Built by @TychiLabs
Introducing Tychi Wallet v2, now with:
⛽️ Gas payments in native tokens & stablecoins ($USDC, EURC, $U)
🔁 Cross-chain transactions from a single balance
⚡ Faster, more consistent execution
🔒 Enhanced security layer
A simpler way to execute across chains 👇
Building on-chain just got easier.
UGF V2 by @TychiLabs abstracts gas completely — pay in stablecoins or native tokens without dealing with ERC-4337 complexity.
Plug in once. Ship faster.
Gasless transactions are finally simple. UGF V2 by @TychiLabs lets devs pay gas in $U @UTechStables , USDC & EURC @circle and EVM Native Coins.
No paymaster setup, no bundlers, no ERC-4337/7702 knowledge needed.
One SDK One Integration
Check out https://t.co/gDyWatkjV4
STON’s liquidity + Omniston routing is serious work.
Bringing that into the wallet layer means swaps don’t just “work” - they route intelligently.
TON infra keeps maturing.
Happy to be building in this phase.
@ston_fi
Tychi has been approved for the @ston_fi Grant Program.
Alongside this, we’re integrating Omniston to power routing and liquidity aggregation on TON - executed through Universal Gas Framework (UGF) inside Tychi Wallet.
What this enables:
Gas abstraction on TON via UGF (gas fee will be paid in $STON)
🔁 Omniston-powered smart routing & liquidity
💳 Seamless swap execution inside Tychi Wallet
Deeper expansion across the TON ecosystem
@ston_fi provides liquidity.
UGF abstracts execution & gas.
Tychi Wallet delivers the experience.
This isn’t another wallet feature.
It’s infrastructure.
Integration underway. Updates soon.
Every chain eventually learns this lesson.
Gas belongs to protocols.
Not users.
Once abstraction becomes standard, wallets that still expose mechanics will feel outdated overnight.
Gas on TON Chain is still… gas.
Too many wallets.
Too many balances.
That friction shouldn’t exist.
We’re integrating @ton_blockchain into Tychi Wallet and abstracting gas at the infra layer - so users focus on actions, not mechanics.
One wallet.
One gas balance.
TON transactions that feel normal.
Infra first.
UX follows.
More soon.
A lot of wallet hacks aren’t caused by broken cryptography.
They’re caused by edge cases:
• unexpected approvals
• reused nonces
• unclear transaction intent
• assumptions about what the user “meant” to do
Security issues often start as UX issues at the protocol boundary.
While building UGF-backed flows, we noticed something uncomfortable:
Many “protocol issues” weren’t protocol issues at all.
They were gas-handling bugs leaking into user space.
Once gas is handled centrally, execution becomes boringly predictable.
Most people think gas is just a balance check.
It isn’t.
Gas introduces real failure paths:
– Mispriced fees
– Delayed confirmations
– Retries behaving differently on every chain
10,000+ transactions.
Not because users are smart.
Not because they “understand Web3.”
Because we stopped making them deal with gas.
Native gas fees are the biggest lie in crypto.
Everyone calls it “how it works.”
Users experience it as why it’s broken.
When friction disappears, behavior fixes itself.
No guides. No threads. No tutorials.
Gas abstraction isn’t innovation.
It’s the minimum standard crypto ignored for years.
Most wallets still won’t admit this.