BitFlyer, a Japanese encrypted trading platform, has teamed up with Brave to develop an encrypted wallet

On July 10, BitFlyer, Japan's most traded encrypted trading platform, announced a partnership with Brave, a privacy-protecting browser. BitFlyer and Brave will develop "an encrypted asset Wallet" for Brave browser users, according to the statement.

Further details about the new encrypted wallet have yet to be released. Basic Attention Token Points (BAP) are available to Users of Brave's "browser" in Japan. Although Brave's Token is BAT, Japanese regulations prohibit the use of BAT, the cryptocurrency, so Brave has introduced BAP as an alternative. "[Before] we used BAP to reward users, but with some restrictions," said an official at Brave. We think a further breakthrough is possible. "

News of the partnership has led to speculation that the new encrypted wallet could help Japanese users get BAT from a new source, rather than just BAP. Of course, the wallet might also be able to convert BAT and BAP in some way. More details will be revealed at the Encryption Conference in Japan on July 30, BitFlyer said.

The original address: https://bitflyer.com/pub/20200709-Partnership-with-Brave-en.pdf

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