Bitget Wallet launches crypto payment card in Asia-Pacific
Bitget Wallet has launched the Bitget Wallet Card in selected Asia-Pacific markets. This marks a major step in bringing crypto payments into daily life. The card links self-custodied assets to Mastercard’s 150 million merchants and Visa’s global network in more than 200 countries.
Users can apply for the card through the Bitget Wallet app. The process is fully digital. Approvals are instant. Once approved, the card can be added to Apple Pay or Google Pay for immediate use. Transactions are funded through real-time onchain swaps and deposits in USDT or USDC, with no top-up fees.

Making crypto practical for everyday use
The card gives users a simple way to spend, save, and earn with digital assets. It removes the need to move funds to a centralized exchange before making payments.
“Launching the Bitget Wallet Card in Asia-Pacific is a pivotal milestone in our strategy,” said Jamie Elkaleh, CMO of Bitget Wallet. “It strengthens our vision of combining self-custody, compliance, and real-world utility, giving users a single gateway to spend, save, and earn with digital assets.”
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Asia-Pacific leads global crypto adoption
The Asia-Pacific region is the fastest-growing crypto market in the world. Onchain activity has risen 69% year over year, reaching US $2.36 trillion. Southeast Asia drives remittances, while countries like Japan and Australia are pushing for faster and more transparent payments.
With its self-custodial system and global partner networks, Bitget Wallet is bridging blockchain and mainstream finance across the region. The Bitget Wallet Card positions the platform as a key player in making crypto practical for both retail and institutional use.