Backpack Wallet Debuts on BNB Chain, Allowing Users Access to Greater DeFi Solutions Across Web3
Backpack Wallet, a self-custodial crypto wallet that allows users to trade, manage tokens, and access DeFi, announced its support for the BNB Chain. According to the information shared today, the integration showcases Backpack’s continued dedication to offering cutting-edge mobile experiences and enables users to access greater decentralized finance services. As Backpack continues to broaden the scope of its crypto wallet capability, it stays true to its fundamental conviction that strategic partnerships with industry leaders will offer superior experiences for its users.
BNB Chain is now live on Backpack Wallet 🎒
— Backpack 🎒 (@Backpack) October 19, 2025
Which network should we add next? 👇 pic.twitter.com/SCgvLozsQ5
Backpack Unlocking Greater DeFi Capability
The collaboration with the BNB Chain will provide Backpack customers with additional access to browse and interact with wider DeFi applications, all from the convenience of their mobile Backpack wallet. Based on the data given above, the BNB Chain has been one of the most demanded functionalities from the Backpack community.
According to the latest metrics from DefiLlama, the BNB Chain has become a major hub for thriving DeFi applications. With over $8.25 billion in DeFi TVL, the BNB Chain is currently the third largest blockchain by total capital locked, following Solana’s $10.973 billion TVL and Ethereum’s $84.27 billion TVL.
Before this innovative integration, Backpack Wallet users had to leave the wallet to trade on the BNB Chain. With BNB’s support built on Backpack, users can access tokens and DApps they want from the blockchain ecosystem, removing the barrier to accessing wider DeFi. With this addition, users can engage assets across Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, and many other supported chains, all from the Backpack Wallet.
Backpack: Expanding Multi-Chain Access
With the above collaboration, Backpack showcases its commitment to expanding multi-chain liquidity and simplifying digital asset management by eliminating wallet juggling. This means that Backpack customers can now move tokens across BNB Chain and other chains from a single, unified wallet.
Through the incorporation, Backpack builds a more efficient and seamless experience, reinforcing its multi-chain self-custody wallet as a trusted access point to all of DeFi across networks, now including BNB Chain.
Early this month, on October 2, 2025, Backpack integrated Aptos, a Layer-1 blockchain designed for scalable and secure DApps, into its wallet, demonstrating its dedication to continued addition of more chains to make wallet juggling a thing of the past.
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