Bitget Wallet has introduced Assetback, a new rewards program that turns everyday card purchases into automatic investments in cryptocurrency and tokenized real-world assets. Starting August 1, eligible users of the Bitget Wallet Card can earn cashback paid directly in Bitcoin (BTC), tokenized gold (XAUT), tokenized U.S. equities like Nvidia, Tesla and Alphabet, an S&P 500 ETF token, or the USDC stablecoin. The feature replaces conventional fiat or points-based rewards with fractional ownership of assets that have growth potential, removing the need for a brokerage account or separate trading step.
Under the program, cardholders receive a base cashback rate of 2% on qualifying purchases. Those who meet a monthly spending threshold or are new users can unlock a booster tier of 3%, which applies for the remainder of that month and the following one. Users select a single reward asset in advance, and eligible cashback is automatically converted after each transaction—effectively applying a dollar-cost averaging strategy to routine spending. Rewards become redeemable seven days after the underlying transaction, with a minimum accumulated value of one USDC required before withdrawal.
The initiative reflects the growing integration of tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) into consumer finance. Tokenized stocks are provided via xStocks, Payward’s blockchain-based equity framework, where each token is backed 1:1 by securities held in custody. While these tokens offer exposure to giants like Nvidia, Tesla and Alphabet, Bitget Wallet clarifies that they are not identical to holding shares through a traditional brokerage, and rights, liquidity and investor protections depend on the user’s location and the issuer.
Bitget Wallet cites surging demand for crypto payment cards, with monthly transaction volumes reaching $656 million in May 2026, more than double the year‑earlier figure. The company’s own card spending nearly tripled in the first half of 2026, and the wallet has surpassed 100 million users. The Assetback launch is seen as a move to further bridge the gap between holding digital assets and using them in daily financial activity, giving users a new incentive to choose crypto wallets for routine payments.
