TREE NEWS update: Bitget Wallet has joined the Blockchain Collaborative Consortium (BCCC), Japan’s largest blockchain industry association, becoming the first global consumer-facing self-custody wallet to do so. The membership comes as Japan prepares to implement new rules for crypto asset intermediation services in June 2026. Bitget Wallet said it will take part in policy discussions on the role of self-custody wallets under the compliance framework and promote on-chain everyday finance among Japanese users. BCCC, founded in 2016, has over 270 member companies.
Bitget Wallet Joins Japan’s BCCC, First Global Self-Custody Wallet in Alliance
Self-custody wallets have largely sat outside Japan's regulated perimeter, so a global consumer wallet joining the country's largest industry body is a notable shift in posture ahead of the intermediation rules taking effect. It matters most for Japanese users and for wallet providers weighing whether engagement with regulators is preferable to operating at the edges of the framework. Whether this becomes a template for other self-custody players, and how much actual influence members carry in shaping the compliance treatment of non-custodial tools, is the open question.
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