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Line Next’s Mini Dapp platform gets Bitget Wallet support

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Line’s web3 arm Line Subsequent has built-in Bitget Wallet in its LINE-based mini dapp platform.

The current software program replace allows customers of the messenger app to attach Bitget Wallet on to video games and different apps which can be found via its Dapp Portal.

Powered by the Kaia blockchain, the platform incorporates Line Subsequent’s ecosystem of video games, rewards platforms, interactive instruments, and different functions. With Bitget Wallet, customers should buy, commerce, and handle Kaia-based property inside their mini dapps, with no need separate instruments or apps.

With its mobile-first focus, Line Subsequent hopes to onboard Line’s nearly 200 million month-to-month energetic customers to its web3 experiences. 

As for Bitget Wallet, which was launched by the Singapore-based Bitget trade, it at present helps greater than 130 networks, together with Kaia. In June, it’s set to launch a large-scale consumer rewards marketing campaign, which incorporates payment reductions and game-related rewards for early customers. 

“Our goal with Bitget Wallet integration is to broaden user bases and give them more choice and better tools within mini dapps,” stated Line Subsequent CEO Youngsu Ko. 

By way of the Bitget Wallet and Line Subsequent collaboration, we’re making it easier for people to join and enjoy the digital experiences offered on LINE,” added Bitget Wallet COO Alvin Kan. 

“By giving users more control and flexibility, we’re helping make these technologies feel familiar and useful in everyday life.”

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