How To Earn Monthly By Using Brave Browser As Your Default Browser

Does the ‘brave’ browser really allow people to make some money?

Yes, Brave Rewards work in India. You can earn BAT (Brave Rewards) easily by watching Brave’s privacy focussed Ads. They appear as a Windows Notification.

BAT is a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. So its value changes from time to time. But in the long run BAT’s price is increasing like a rocket.

To withdraw earned BAT tokens from Brave Browser, you just need a verified uphold account.

Uphold Verification Process is easier nowadays. You just need any ID proof like a Driving License, Aadhar Card, or Voter’s ID Card in India.

 

How Do I Earn Cryptocurrency Using Brave?

The premise is simple: If you endure viewing Brave Ads (which are push notifications, rather than on-page display ads), you can earn a fractional smidge of BAT. Conversely, if you want to get past a site’s paywall and view it ad-free, you contribute a bit of BAT to the site.

After using the browser for a couple hours, I found I had earned 7 cents, so while it’s not something to quit your day job for, extrapolating that to several hours per day could help stuff your digital piggybank. In any case, the intention of the cryptocurrency is to fund information sites, rather than to earn you a living. Find out how to set all this up below.

 

Get Acquainted with Brave

There’s a welcome slideshow that takes you through importing bookmarks, ad blocking, setting search engine (DuckDuckGo is recommended, as a privacy-protecting option), and Brave Rewards. That last one will be our focus, as that’s where the Basic Attention Token crypto usage comes in.

 

Enable Rewards

Enabling rewards is accomplished with a simple click of a button. You’re then ready to earn, buy, or spend BAT crypto. You have two basic options to enable or disable: Ads and Auto-Contribute. If you turn on the Ads switch, you will earn BAT by viewing ads on participating sites. If you turn on Auto-Contribute, participating sites you visit will receive BAT you’ve earned or bought.

 

 

Browse and Earn!

Notice the panel on the right of this browser home screen that says, “You’re getting paid to view this background image.” That’s because it’s a sponsored image, in this case from BlockFi.com. You’ll see your BAT balance on your home page under Brave Rewards. Note that the ads that earn you BAT are not the standard webpage ads; you can still block those with Brave’s ad blocker. They also don’t track you the way the standard ads do and are less invasive.