Mesh Product Updates: New Wallets, Tron, WorldChain & Dashboard Tools

We're back with the latest from the Mesh Product & Engineering team.
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This 2-3 minute read delivers a clear snapshot of what’s new from the product side of our business.
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Let’s dive in! 👇

🔗 Wallet expansion

We’ve added support for five additional wallets across multiple networks, giving users more ways to connect and transact through Mesh.

New wallet support:

Bybit Wallet (Solana and EVM)
Bitget Wallet (Solana)
TokenPocket Wallet (multi-chain)
Brave Wallet (EVM)
Coinbase Wallet Extension (Solana)

More wallet coverage means broader user reach for platforms and more flexible ways for customers to connect and move value.
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We’ll continue expanding wallet support to meet users wherever they choose to transact.

🔴 Tron is live for self-custody wallets

Mesh now supports Tron for self-custody wallet flows.
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Users can pay or deposit using TRX and USDT (TRC-20) via connected wallets like Trust Wallet, TronLink, and TokenPocket, or through the manual QR flow.
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Mesh automatically handles any required bridging behind the scenes, so users transact in Tron assets while merchants receive settlement in their preferred token.
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Why Tron? Tron has become a major network for stablecoin movement at scale. Adding support helps platforms meet users where stable liquidity already lives.
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🌐 WorldChain support

Mesh now supports WorldChain across connected wallets (like MetaMask and Rabby), exchanges, and manual QR flows.
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Users can pay or deposit using ETH or USDC on WorldChain, while Mesh automatically handles any necessary conversions behind the scenes so merchants receive their preferred settlement token.
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Why WorldChain? As new L2 ecosystems gain traction, supporting them ensures platforms can stay connected to emerging liquidity and user flows without additional infrastructure work. This gives platforms immediate access to WorldChain liquidity while users benefit from faster, lower-friction funding flows.

🔁 Mesh Dashboard update

We’re always looking to make implementation and testing easier for developers, so this month we added the ability to retrigger transfer update webhooks directly from the Mesh Dashboard.
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We added a full webhook log history per transfer (payloads, responses, status codes) and a “Trigger Transfer Update Webhook” button to resend the latest status.
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This update gives teams more visibility, faster debugging, and greater control over webhook delivery.
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👀 Keep an eye out for more dashboard updates soon as we work on improving how developers manage API keys and connectivity, team member access, and Mesh Link configuration.