Bitget Wallet
A non-custodial multi-chain wallet
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Bitget Wallet is a non-custodial multi-chain cryptocurrency wallet supporting major blockchains such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain. Social login options are also available to lower the barrier for newcomers, making it suitable for both beginners and advanced Web3 users.
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About Bitget Wallet
Bitget Wallet is a multi-chain, non-custodial Web3 wallet and everyday finance app. It supports over 130 mainnets and 1 million+ tokens, serving 90 million+ users globally. Core offerings include crypto swaps, yield-earning products, and a crypto payment card usable at Visa/Mastercard merchants worldwide.
Its key strength lies in bridging on-chain assets with real-world spending. The wallet lets users pay with a wide range of tokens—including meme coins, regional stablecoins, and mainnet coins—directly via card or QR code, without manual conversion or cross-chain steps. This addresses the pain point where most wallets restrict payments to a few mainstream stablecoins, leaving other holdings disconnected from daily consumption. It also solves high fees and slow settlement in traditional cross-border transfers, as stablecoin payments settle in seconds at near-zero cost.
In the past six months (Feb–Aug 2026), Bitget Wallet Card expanded to Africa through Immersve, with USDC settlement via automatic FX conversion. By May 2026, the card's monthly payment volume reached $656 million, up from $271 million a year earlier. In August, the card upgraded to an asset cashback model, offering up to 3% rewards in BTC, tokenized gold, US stocks, ETFs, or USDC, with monthly reward caps and merchant category limits. The card now covers 50+ markets with 150,000+ cards issued, and cumulative stablecoin transaction volume processed by its infrastructure exceeded $177 billion. The company's user protection fund stands at $300 million, and its risk engine screens transactions in real time against phishing and malicious DApps.
Bitget Wallet completed a funding round at a $2 billion valuation, underscoring its growth trajectory in the Web3 wallet space.
It launched the Telegram multi-chain wallet Lite version, surpassing 3 million users, and partnered with Foresight Ventures on a $20 million mini-program fund to expand the Telegram ecosystem.
BGB was established as the core token for multi-chain gas payments.
Monthly active users exceeded 12 million with top global download rankings, reflecting sustained user base expansion.
Key progress in the past six months: Users surpassed 100 million; launched Onchain Payments Matrix, processing 155 million stablecoin transactions totaling $177B+, connecting 90 million users with 150 million merchants. Payments expanded to 40+ tokens, including regional stablecoins BRZ, XSGD, and SHIB; Bitget Wallet Card (zero-fee Visa/Mastercard) issued 150,000+ cards across 50 markets, with $31M card spending in H1 2026 (+191% HOH). Launched a 300+ RWA trading portal covering tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, 24/7 trading, starting from $5. Integrated Polymarket prediction markets with AI insights and smart money tracker.
Future focus: Expand more assets and networks; strengthen AI agent programmable accounts and settlement; deepen partnerships with global settlement networks, banks, stablecoin issuers; expand regional payment corridors.
Alvin Kan (COO): Former LinkedIn APAC data team lead (nearly 10 years), then BNB Chain ecosystem growth head at Binance, later Sei Labs Asia lead. Joined Bitget Wallet as COO in late 2023, driving global expansion and product strategy.
Karry (CEO): No reliable public resume available from provided sources.
Bitget Wallet recently experienced significant team changes with three departures and no new hires.
Jack Zhai, Head of Americas, joined in February 2026 and left on June 25, 2026, after approximately four months.
Jamie, Director of Marketing, served from August 2024 to March 23, 2026, a tenure of about one year and seven months.
Jackee Wong, CMO, joined in March 2026 and departed on June 5, 2026, after roughly three months.
These rapid leadership changes in key roles may impact regional strategy and marketing continuity.