Bitget Wallet Card

Bitget Wallet Card is a crypto payment card from Bitget Wallet. Users top it up with assets such as USDT, USDC, ETH and SOL, then spend wherever Visa or Mastercard is accepted. The card offers 2% assetback by default. New users and cardholders who meet a monthly spending threshold can receive up to 3%.

How the card works

Applications are submitted in the Bitget Wallet app under Wallet > Card. Identity verification is required, and approval can take as little as one minute when the submitted information is complete. After activation, users top up the card from the wallet and spend through supported payment networks.

Assetback is paid in one selected asset. Options include BTC, gold, US stocks such as NVIDIA, Google, Tesla and the S&P 500, or USDC. The reward asset can be changed once per calendar month, no later than 23:59 UTC+8 on the final day of the month. Certain merchant category codes, refunded transactions and cancelled transactions do not qualify.

Fees and rewards

The card has no annual fee or monthly card fee. Bitget Wallet says the monthly assetback allowance typically covers top-up and currency-conversion fees. Standard fees apply after that allowance is exceeded. The upgrade threshold for the 3% rate is $200–$400 in monthly spending, depending on card type and region.

Assetback replaced the previous global rewards model on August 1, 2026. The base rate is 2%, while the Booster Tier pays 3% to new users or qualifying spenders. The reward is an asset rather than a fixed cash payment, so its value depends on the selected asset.

Availability and payment support

The card is available across 50+ countries and regions, including the EEA, the UK, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Australia, South Africa, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Physical cards are currently offered in Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Australia, Thailand and the Philippines. Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Alipay and WeChat Pay are supported. Users can also make online or in-store payments through Visa or Mastercard.

Risks and limitations

Card issuing partners vary by region. The applicant’s location therefore determines the counterparty and applicable card terms. Identity verification is required, and availability depends on local support. Assetback excludes some merchant categories and has a monthly allowance. The 3% rate requires a spending condition outside the default tier.

Card services underwent maintenance on October 17, 2026. During the maintenance, users could temporarily be unable to view balances, access card details or submit new applications before service resumed. Losing a wallet seed phrase leaves an activated card usable for spending, but prevents top-ups, withdrawals, card-account recovery and restoration of wallet assets.