Line Next, the web3 subsidiary of Line Corporation, has announced the integration of Bitget Wallet into its LINE-based mini dapp platform. The update allows users of the LINE messenger app to connect directly to Bitget Wallet when interacting with digital applications available through the platform’s Dapp Portal.
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The mini dapp platform is powered by the Kaia blockchain and features a range of digital services, including games, interactive tools, and reward-based applications. With Bitget Wallet now integrated, users can manage Kaia-based assets—such as buying, trading, and storing tokens—within the same ecosystem, eliminating the need for external applications or separate management tools.
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Bitget Wallet, developed by the Singapore-based Bitget exchange, is compatible with more than 130 blockchain networks, including Kaia. Its integration into Line Next’s platform aligns with both companies’ goals to improve access to blockchain services through mobile-first design and user-friendly interfaces.
In addition to its technical capabilities, Bitget Wallet is preparing to launch a wide-reaching user rewards campaign in June. The initiative will offer fee discounts and game-related incentives to early users as part of its efforts to encourage adoption and increase engagement within the ecosystem.
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Line Next intends to use this integration as part of its broader strategy to bring web3 features to its existing user base. With nearly 200 million monthly active users on the LINE messenger app, the company sees potential for significant adoption of digital services that are embedded directly within the messaging platform.
Line Next CEO Youngsu Ko stated that the addition of Bitget Wallet is intended to give users more choice and better tools when using mini dapps. Bitget Wallet COO Alvin Kan echoed this sentiment, emphasizing that the collaboration aims to make digital applications on LINE more accessible and easier to use for everyday purposes.
The integration represents a coordinated effort to simplify the user experience and promote wider adoption of web3 technologies in familiar digital environments. As more users explore blockchain-based applications through platforms like LINE, the focus remains on practical utility and ease of use.
