Tips are a great way to give a little bit extra to the content creator in exchange for content you find valuable.

Within the first week of each month, BAT in your browser’s wallet is automatically withdrawn to a custodial partner of Brave called Uphold-which is covered later.īrave-registered content creators can get BAT-denominated tips from viewers. A small amount of BAT is allocated to your browser’s wallet once you have received a notification for an ad. Once you view an ad, you can either click it to view a full version in a private tab or click a dismiss button and continue browsing.

This lets you control how much time you spend viewing ads. Within the settings of Brave Rewards, you can choose how frequently you want to be shown advertising, from 1–5 times per hour. How It WorksĬentral to Brave is a sentiment of ‘give and take’ with their platform, allowing users to tip content creators with BAT which they earned by viewing privacy-respecting advertising. Since you spend your time looking at or receiving the advertisement, Brave will issue you rewards in the form of Basic Attention Token (BAT), an Ethereum-based token designed to reward users for their attention. This allows for an equitable solution between users and advertisers. Users are paid to be shown advertisements and advertisers pay to have their ad shown to users. The main distinguishing factor of Brave-relative to other web browsers-is its Brave Rewards system. It’s available on Windows, Mac and Linux desktop, as well as Apple and Android mobile platforms. Brave is a next-generation web browser built from the ground up and based on the Chromium development framework-that is, the same basis of Google Chrome browser.īrave offers the same functionality that you’d expect of a web browser: bookmarks and organisation extensions marketplace (including all Chrome-based extensions) developer tools browser profiles and private browsing.

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