Backpack Wallet debuts on BNB Chain, giving users access to better DeFi solutions across Web3

Backpack Wallet, a self-custodial cryptocurrency wallet that allows users to trade, manage tokens, and access DeFi, has announced support for the BNB Chain. According to information shared today, this integration demonstrates Backpack’s continued commitment to providing a cutting-edge mobile experience, allowing users to access better decentralized financial services. As Backpack continues to expand its range of cryptocurrency wallet features, it remains true to its core belief that strategic partnerships with industry leaders provide a superior experience for users.

Get better DeFi capabilities in your backpack

The collaboration with BNB Chain provides Backpack customers with additional access to view and interact with a broader range of DeFi applications from the convenience of their mobile Backpack wallet. Based on the data above, BNB Chain is one of the most requested features by the backpack community.

According to DefiLlama’s latest indicators, the BNB chain has become a major hub for thriving DeFi applications. With a DeFi TVL of over $8.25 billion, the BNB chain is currently the third largest blockchain by total locked capital, behind Solana’s TVL of $10.973 billion and Ethereum’s TVL of $84.27 billion.

Prior to this innovative integration, Backpack Wallet users had to leave their wallet to transact on the BNB chain. BNB’s support built on Backpack allows users to access the tokens and DApps they need from the blockchain ecosystem, removing barriers to broader DeFi access. With this addition, users will have access to assets across Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, and many other supported chains, all from their Backpack wallet.

Backpack: Expanding multi-chain access

With the above partnership, Backpack demonstrates its commitment to expanding multi-chain liquidity and simplifying digital asset management by eliminating wallet juggling. This means Backpack customers can move tokens between the BNB chain and other chains from a single unified wallet.

By incorporating, Backpack will build a more efficient and seamless experience, powering its multi-chain self-custody wallet as a trusted access point to all DeFi across the network, including the BNB chain.

Earlier this month, on October 2, 2025, Backpack integrated Aptos, a layer 1 blockchain designed for scalable and secure DApps, into its wallet, demonstrating the company’s commitment to continue adding chains to make wallet juggling a thing of the past.