No known practical applications exist for this compound. It does not appear in scientific literature or industrial databases as a recognized reagent or material. Due to its unstable and potentially hazardous composition—combining a quaternary ammonium cation with a bromate anion—it is unlikely to be used in commercial, pharmaceutical, or laboratory settings. Bromates are generally strong oxidizers and may decompose explosively, while chloromethyl quaternary ammonium compounds can be reactive or toxic. The combination poses significant safety risks with no demonstrated utility.