Bitget Wallet
A non-custodial multi-chain wallet
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$5.3KBuyback funds
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| Period | Protocol income | Buyback funds | Burn funds | Buyback ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | $5.3K | -- | -- | -- |
| Oct 2026 | $82.96K | -- | -- | -- |
| Oct 2025 | $0.19 | -- | -- | -- |
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About Bitget Wallet
Bitget Wallet is a non-custodial multi-chain wallet covering asset management and trading entry points across more than a hundred networks. Users otherwise need gas on every chain, must compare prices across DEXs and can mishandle seed phrases; the wallet derives addresses for all chains from one key set, embeds an aggregator that splits a swap across several liquidity pools, and adds gas abstraction and bridging so swaps, bridges and approvals happen in one interface. Keys are generated and signatures produced locally, the app does not custody assets, and the dApp browser, NFT marketplace and market data plug in as modules with risk prompts before signing contract calls.
Split routing scatters a trade across pools, blurring who owns slippage and failed reverts, and approval phishing remains the main source of loss, with stale approvals amplifying damage when a contract is exploited. Support depth and node reliability on niche chains trail the major networks, and the safety of a bridge leg depends on the custody arrangement of whichever bridge is chosen.
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.
In 2026 Bitget Wallet surpassed 100 million global users, with payment volume exceeding trading volume for the first time. More than 150,000 Bitget Wallet Cards were issued across 50-plus countries, and H1 2026 card spending topped $33 million, more than double H2 2025, with emerging-market growth of 416%. QR payments in Vietnam grew fourfold in six months and bank-transfer spending in Nigeria rose over 80% in the same period. More than half of users come from Southeast Asia, South Asia, Africa, and Latin America. On September 25 the wallet said its self-custodied assets were unaffected by the Bitget exchange security incident.
Future strategy and roadmap: Bitget Wallet will move further from a trading tool to a daily finance platform, expanding stablecoin payments, cards and remittance. It advances the Onchain Payments Matrix and an open standard, connects networks like Robinhood Chain, and deepens local fiat and QR rails in Vietnam, Nigeria and Latin America so more users pay daily from a self-custodial wallet.
Bitget Wallet began as BitKeep in May 2018, and its chief executive, known simply as Karry, arrived by an unusual route. He was a product director at Sina Weibo, founded mobile internet companies for eight years, and completed an MBA while at ByteDance. He joined as a product adviser in late 2021, took over in 2022 after the original founder left, and led the 2023 rebrand that aligned the wallet with Bitget while keeping its team, finances and cap table separate.
Karry owns company and product direction, engineering and commercial functions are run by their own leads, and the team is weighted toward research and development, with functional lines reporting to Karry.
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.
Bitget Wallet's parent group Bitget holds a Bulgaria virtual asset service provider licence from the National Revenue Agency (2025) covering wallet services, and a South Africa crypto asset service provider licence from the Financial Sector Conduct Authority.