Bitget Wallet joins BCCC to take part in Japan’s self custody debate

Bitget Wallet has joined Japan’s Blockchain Collaborative Consortium as the country develops new rules for crypto services and regulators examine how self-custodial platforms should be treated. Summary Bitget Wallet has joined Japan’s BCCC, which represents more than 270 companies and organizations across the blockchain sector. The wallet plans to take part in discussions covering self custody, wallet standards, DeFi regulation and stablecoins. The membership comes after new rules for crypto service intermediaries took effect in Japan in June 2026. Bitget Wallet serves more than 100 million users and supports integrations with over 130 blockchains. In a statement shared with crypto.news, Bitget Wallet said its membership in the Blockchain Collaborative Consortium, or BCCC, will give the company a place in Japanese industry discussions covering wallet standards, decentralized finance, stablecoins and the treatment of services where users control their own private keys. The self-custodial wallet serves more than 100 million users and supports integrations with over 130 blockchains. Its entry into BCCC brings the wallet into formal industry policy discussions in Japan for the first ti...