Bitget Wallet enables full-token payment capability, allowing any token to be used for real-world consumption
Odaily reported that Bitget Wallet has officially launched support for full crypto payment capabilities. Users can now use thousands of cryptocurrencies, beyond just USDT/USDC, for card top-ups and QR code payments, without the need for manual swapping or cross-chain operations. This feature now covers over 50 countries and regions across the Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and several emerging markets.
The initial range of supported tokens includes major assets such as USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, BNB, BGB, and POL; ecosystem and community tokens like SHIB; and regional stablecoins such as BRZ (Brazilian stablecoin) and XSGD (Singapore dollar stablecoin). This capability is powered by the Onchain Payments Matrix and currently supports over 10 public chains including Polygon, BNB Chain, Ethereum, and Base, with plans to further expand token and network coverage.
Bitget Wallet aims to bring on-chain assets into users’ day-to-day spending and payment scenarios with this move, further enhancing the utility of cryptocurrencies and ensuring that users can spend any token in real-life transactions.
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