Bitget Wallet, the self-custodial crypto wallet, has announced two major expansions aimed at increasing the real-world utility of stablecoins for everyday payments and mobile services. The first initiative is the launch of the Bitget Wallet Card across Latin America, a USD-denominated crypto payment card issued in partnership with Immersve. This card allows users to spend stablecoins directly from their self-custodial wallet, with transactions settled in U.S. dollars and automatically converted from USDC at the point of purchase.
The card is designed for near-frictionless spending, with payments processed through international card networks. A key feature is the rebate of foreign exchange and crypto conversion fees within monthly limits, which the company claims preserves around 1.7% in value per transaction compared to traditional cards that embed FX markups. The card carries no top-up, monthly, or inactivity fees and is issued digitally through the Bitget Wallet app.
In a separate but related development, Bitget Wallet has unveiled a strategic partnership with DT One, a global B2B marketplace for digital value. This integration enables users to purchase mobile data plans and airtime across over 170 countries directly using stablecoins like USDC and USDT. The service supports top blockchains including BNB Chain, Morph, Polygon, Arbitrum, Tron, Solana, and Base, and connects to over five hundred regional telecom operators.
This feature eliminates the need for users to convert stablecoins into local fiat currencies before making payments, streamlining cross-border transfers. Matthieu Fournier, DT One’s Chief Revenue Officer, stated the move "connects tangible utility and digital assets," delivering "real-world value and borderless convenience at scale." Bitget Wallet's COO, Alvin Kan, echoed this, emphasizing the firm's focus on daily crypto utilities and plans to continue expanding payment integrations to build a more comprehensive on-chain payments ecosystem.
