Swapping BNB for TON lets users move value from the BNB Smart Chain ecosystem into The Open Network, bridging two distinct smart-contract platforms. This route is commonly taken by users who want to participate in TON-based applications or hold TON natively after liquidating BNB positions. Because BNB and TON each operate on separate networks, selecting the correct network on both sides is an essential first step.
Open the exchange widget and select BNB as the send currency and TON as the receive currency. The widget shows the live rate and the minimum amount for this pair.
Enter the amount of BNB you want to exchange and choose a fixed or floating rate.
Paste your TON wallet address into the recipient field and double-check it. Select the network your wallet supports -- the receive network must match where your address lives. If your wallet or platform requires a Memo, enter it exactly; funds sent without a required one can be delayed or lost.
Click Exchange and send your BNB to the deposit address shown. Your TON arrives once the transaction confirms on-chain.
Before confirming your swap, verify which network you are sending BNB from — BNB Smart Chain and opBNB are both supported, and the address format and fees differ between them. On the receiving side, TON can arrive on the native TON network or on BNB Smart Chain, so confirm your destination wallet supports whichever network you select. If you are receiving TON on the native TON network and sending to a custodial platform or exchange, check whether a memo is required — missing a memo on such destinations can result in delayed or unrecoverable funds. Self-custody TON wallets typically do not require a memo, but always verify with your receiving platform before proceeding. Double-check the full destination address and, where applicable, the memo before finalising, as blockchain transactions cannot be reversed.
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