In the interim, if you verified and see 0.0 BAT in your browser wallet – don’t panic. Brave this morning fielded multiple comments from people claiming that, after syncing their Brave Rewards to the Gemini User Wallet, their balances went to 0.Īn administrator posted a plea for patience: 'Transactions are taking a little bit longer than expected due to high volume but we are working on getting this all ironed out. īut today's rollout has been shaky in the eyes of some crypto consumers.

In June, it launched a private search engine, and in February it announced its intent to build a decentralized exchange. But by the end of last year, it had registered 20 million monthly users, in part by positioning itself as a crypto-friendly browser and an indispensable tool in the Web 3 economy. 'This adds another option for our users,' he said.īrave's global market share falls far behind Chrome, Safari, Edge, and others, registering somewhere below 1%. users have relied on for BAT storage until now. Brave Rewards product manager Christopher Nguyen told Decrypt the browser is not taking any functions away or shifting its focus away from Uphold, which U.S. Moreover, users can still exchange assets using Brave widgets for Binance,, FTX, and Gemini.

But you can still use that BAT within the browser to tip websites on Brave.īrave Rewards already integrates with two other custodial wallets: Uphold and, for Japanese users, bitFlyer. Your BAT balance will show up in your Gemini account, just as if you purchased it from the exchange-meaning it can also be traded there. Gemini, the crypto exchange founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, announced today that Brave Rewards users can get the BAT tokens they earn deposited straight into their Gemini accounts via the Gemini User Wallet.Īccording to today's announcement, you can either link your Gemini account or create a new one from the Brave Rewards page.

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