Blockchain-based web browser Brave has unveiled a cryptocurrency wallet for Ethereum tokens that is currently in development.
The wallet supports interaction with decentralized applications - also known as DApps - which reportedly makes Brave a Web3 browser.
The wallet cannot interact with Brave Rewards.
This means that users cannot transfer any BAT between Brave Rewards and Crypto Wallets - the name of Brave's wallet in development.
Users are currently responsible for managing keys themselves, and Brave recommends that users "Stick to small amounts and keep regular backups" if they want to try out the trial version of Crypto Wallets.
Future compatibility with Brave RewardsAccording to the announcement, Brave plans to add a means of transferring between Brave Rewards and Crypto Wallets.
The company intends to add support for Uphold to its wallet, which will reportedly allow users to transfer crypto assets between a user's Uphold account, Brave Rewards and Crypto Wallets.
Brave plans to eventually integrate Crypto Wallets with Brave Rewards directly, instead of relying on Uphold's custodial wallet for private key management.
Recent Brave developmentsJust yesterday, Brave announced on Twitter that it has added Wikipedia to its list of verified publishers.
Brave added support for BAT tipping on Twitter at the beginning of August.
Brave Browser Announces Development of Crypto Wallet for ETH and BAT
Publicado en Aug 27, 2019
by Cointele | Publicado en Coinage
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