Brave Wallet beta release available on Android, enables crypto access testing on mobile

Brave Wallet beta release is now available on Android and soon will become available on iOS. It will make it possible for mobile users to test crypto access according to the wallet’s website. The Brave Wallet, which supports the Basic Attention Token (BAT/USD), was launched last month for Brave’s desktop browser and is now available in beta release for Brave mobile apps.

A wide variety of functions for early adopters

Early users and testers can use it to manage, store, grow, and exchange their crypto portfolio from a crypto wallet built into the Brave mobile browser. Brave is widely regarded as the browser of the Web 3.0 future. Users will also be able to connect with Web3 DApps through an upcoming release, which will feature EVM compatible network support.

Reduced security risk

Being browser-native, the Brave Wallet reduces security risks and reliance on memory and extra CPU. It lets users transact with all kinds of crypto assets with superior performance and safety.

Now that the Brave Wallet has been released for mobile users, they can:

Brian Bondy, CTO and co-founder of Brave, commented:

Brave Wallet is free

To use the wallet, all you need to do is download the Brave browser on your mobile devices or upgrade your Brave mobile app to the current (1.33) version on Android. This will be possible on iOS in the next few days.  

Different from Brave Rewards

Brave points out that the wallet isn’t the same as the feature that rewards Brave users with BAT for watching privacy-protecting ads. The only connection is that users can store any redeemed BAT from Brave Rewards in the Brave Wallet after undergoing the custodial process.