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Brave Rewards Card

Brave wants to bring BAT rewards to everyday purchases. Its upcoming card is part of a wider plan to connect the browser, Brave Wallet and stablecoin payments.

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Last checked Oct 31, 2026
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What joining early gets you

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Stay in the loop

Get the launch news

Leave your email to hear when the card and its offers are ready.

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Early offers

A first look at launch rewards

Brave invites early sign-ups for bonus rewards and offers. Amounts and qualifying steps are still to come.

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A browser rewards idea steps outside the browser

Brendan Eich and Brian Bondy founded Brave in 2015. Payments have been part of its story almost from the beginning: Brave Payments arrived in 2016, followed by BAT and Brave Rewards.

The card extends that idea into shopping. BAT Roadmap 4.0 brings together a redesigned Brave Wallet, the planned BravePay stablecoin protocol and a card that earns BAT on purchases. Brave also has a Rewards partner programme with names such as ENS and Anichess; that is the wider ecosystem the card would join.

Company & ecosystem

Brave

Company & browser

The team behind the browser, Wallet and Rewards is developing the card experience.

BravePay

Planned payment protocol

Brave’s stablecoin payment layer is intended to connect Wallet and the Rewards Card.

ENS & Anichess

Rewards ecosystem

Part of Brave’s existing Rewards programme, spanning digital identity and gaming.

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What this could unlock

Our view of the possibilities, based on the project’s direction.

BAT beyond browsing

Earning the same reward asset from browsing and shopping could make the card feel familiar to Brave users. The next thing to watch is how easily those rewards can be used across the wallet and partner offers.

A wallet that follows you to checkout

Brave already sits where people browse and buy online. Connecting that browser wallet to a physical card could bring online and in-store purchases closer together, with fewer separate places to manage payments.

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How to join

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    Open Brave’s card page

    Head to the card waitlist.

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    Tell Brave what you want

    Add your email, country and preferred card format.

  3. 3

    Keep an eye on your inbox

    Brave will share launch updates and early offers.

After an invitationYou can weigh the launch offer once Brave shares the reward rate, fees and countries.

What you’ll need

To join
Email + country
Your preference
Virtual or virtual + physical
Deposit at sign-up
The form asks for no payment
Identity checks
Card requirements to come
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Where and when

Launch date
To be announced
Launch countries
To be announced
Right now
Join the email waitlist
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The card taking shape

Planned features and the details still to come.

Purchase rewards
BAT

The reward rate is still to come.

Card formats
Virtual and physical
Payment system
Stablecoins through BravePay
In the app
Planned Brave Wallet integration
Still to come 3 details
Queue priority
No priority rule announced
Fees & limits
To be announced
Card issuer
To be announced

Reasons to follow

  • You already use Brave Wallet or Rewards.
  • You are curious about earning BAT from purchases.
  • You want to hear about launch offers early.

Before you join

  • The reward rate and fees are still to come.
  • Choosing a country in the form does not confirm card availability.
  • The waitlist signs you up for updates, not a card approval.
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Launch updates

  1. Brave begins

    Brendan Eich and Brian Bondy start building the browser.

  2. Payments enter the browser

    Brave Payments begins a path that leads to BAT and Rewards.

  3. The card appears on the roadmap

    BAT Roadmap 4.0 introduces the Rewards Card alongside BravePay.

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