You cannot link Brave Rewards to Brave Wallet at this time. This is a standalone component…” Brave Rewards Wallet and Brave Wallet are not the same thing.
Here are a couple of Brave Help Center topics that might help:įrom another topic, “Brave Wallet is completely separate from Brave Rewards. The BAT in your custodial account is the actual BAT utility token which can be bought, sold, transferred, whatever. Once you verify with a custodian, the virtual BAT is transferred to your custodial account each month. Currently, Gemini, Uphold, and bitFlyer (JP only) are the only providers you can choose for custodians. To get the real thing, you need to verify your wallet with a custodian account. The BAT you accumulate in your unverified wallet is virtual BAT and has limited uses. I could be way off base on this though, If I get it wrong maybe someone with more experience can pitch in and help!Īs far as I know, you have to have a Brave Rewards Wallet whether linked (verified) or unlinked (unverified) if you opt-in to Brave Rewards. PSA: Friendly Reminder For People Having Issues with Rewards/AdsĪbout wallets, I’m a newbie myself and don’t know all the in and outs but I’ll try to give a little information about wallets as I understand them. In nutshell, it is almost the same as Chrome, but its approach to ad-blocking and the opt-in for the Brave Rewards system is opening eyes in the world of online browsing. Another community member, posted a topic that is really helpful in addressing the most common issues. Brave is a very secure, fast, and stable browser that blocks ads and trackers and effectively helps make its users more anonymous online. There are lots of issues that can impact Wallets, Rewards, Ads, and everything related. To address your statement, you are right, it isn’t the case for all.
Hi and welcome to the community first time poster! lol I love that they enabled that message.
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