Bitget Wallet partnered with Mastercard and infrastructure provider Immersve to launch a zero-fee crypto-linked payment card.
Bitget Wallet Partners With Mastercard for Self-Custodied Crypto Payments
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Mastercard Digital First Enables Instant Bitget Wallet Crypto Card Access
The card allows users to spend directly from their digital wallets at over 150 million Mastercard-accepting merchants globally. It will be accessible via the Bitget Wallet app, supporting real-time funding through onchain swaps and deposits. Mastercard Digital First technology enables digital applications and instant mobile wallet integration.
Initial rollout targets the United Kingdom and European Union, with expansions planned for Latin America, Australia, and New Zealand in the coming months. Transactions use on-chain crypto-to-fiat conversion via Immersve, a Mastercard-licensed issuer complying with KYC and AML standards.
The launch addresses a growing demand for practical crypto utility in mainstream finance. Bitget Wallet, with 80 million users, positions the card as a bridge between self-custodied assets and daily commerce. Optional features include transaction rewards, yield on idle balances, and verification bonuses.
“ Crypto payments should be as seamless and secure as traditional transactions,” said Bitget Wallet CMO Jamie Elkaleh. Mastercard’s Scott Abrahams emphasized simplifying crypto access “at scale.”
Bitget Wallet is a non-custodial platform supporting 130+ blockchains. Immersve provides issuing infrastructure, while Mastercard operates across 200+ countries.
