Bitget Wallet Officially Joins Japan's Largest Blockchain Alliance BCCC to Participate in Self-Custody Wallet Compliance Discussions

TechFlow reports that on September 11, Bitget Wallet officially joined the Blockchain Collaboration Club of Japan (BCCC), becoming the first global ToC self-custody wallet to join BCCC to date.

As Japan prepares to officially implement new regulations concerning crypto asset service intermediaries in June 2026, Bitget Wallet will participate in industry policy discussions as a BCCC member, exploring the role and positioning of self-custody wallets under compliance frameworks. Meanwhile, leveraging its global self-custody wallet operational experience, it will engage in regulatory dialogues for the Japanese market and promote the awareness and adoption of everyday on-chain finance among Japanese users.

Established in 2016, BCCC is Japan's first and largest blockchain industry association, currently comprising over 270 member enterprises. It features multiple professional committees dedicated to areas such as DeFi and stablecoins. The alliance has long served as a channel for policy communication and collaboration between Japan's blockchain industry and regulatory authorities.