Tether Unveils Open-Source Wallet Kit for iOS and Android Developers Expanding USDT Ecosystem
Tether, the issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin, USDT, has announced plans to launch a fully open-source Wallet Development Kit (WDK) designed for iOS and Android developers. The announcement was made by Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino in a , where he confirmed that the kit will include “beginer wallets” for both platforms and be released this week.
The WDK aims to assist developers create self-custodial wallets, allowing users to maintain full control of their assets without third-party intermediaries.
“The beginer Wallet is a compact, fully functional showcase of how simple and quick will be for anyone to develop a complete digital assets wallet using Tether’s Wallet Development Kit.”
It is expected to feature a modular, audited codebase that simplifies integration across mobile and desktop environments while supporting direct BTC and USDT transactions according an . Developers can also extend its functionality to include decentralized finance (DeFi) tools such as swapping and lending.
According to Tether, the kit’s open-source framework is part of a broader initiative to expand access to non-custodial technologies and strengthen financial autonomy.
The move comes as Tether continues to dominate the stablecoin market, with USDT holding over 60% of global market share and a circulating supply exceeding $150 billion. The token remains the most used stablecoin for trading and payments, operating across major blockchains including ETH, Tron, and Solana.
Tether’s latest effort signals a strategic shift toward open innovation and developer empowerment. By lowering technical barriers, the WDK could accelerate wallet adoption and expand self-custody options for users worldwide—further entrenching Tether’s influence in digital finance.
Tether Expands Reach with diverse Push
Tether is widening its scope beyond stablecoins through strategic moves across governance, infrastructure, and U.S. adoption.
The company on October 1 , illustrating how developers can build non-custodial wallets for USDT and the new USDT token across iOS, Android, and desktop platforms. The WDK, was said to have undergone independent security audits, reinforces Tether’s push for greater user autonomy by ensuring full control of Secret keys.
In Italy, where it holds a 10.7% stake, and backed a $129 million capital increase aimed at strengthening the club’s governance and financial position.
Meanwhile, in the , which boasts over 51 million users, to promote adoption of its USAT stablecoin. The partnership will view Rumble integrate a Tether-powered wallet, marking a significant step in bringing stablecoin payments to mainstream digital platforms.
