Spend Almost Any Token You Hold on Bitget Wallet
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You're holding more than USDT. Maybe some SHIB you've been sitting on, a regional stablecoin pegged to your own currency, an ecosystem token from a chain you actually use. But when it's time to pay for something in the real world, most wallets give you the same answer: convert it first, bridge it, swap it into one of the handful of assets we happen to support. The coins you actually hold just sit there – disconnected from real-world spending.
We've been closing that gap. Starting now, a much wider range of onchain assets
gain
real-world utility through
Bitget Wallet Card top-ups and QR payments – no manual converting or bridging beforehand. And this is
beyond the usual stablecoins: memecoins, regional stablecoins, and ecosystem tokens are now spendable too, with more on the way.
What you can spend now
Until now, payments leaned on the major assets: USDT, USDC, ETH, POL, SOL, BNB, and BGB. That base isn't going anywhere, but we currently support 40+ tokens and are extending payment support to thousands of additional tokens. That includes:
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Regional currency-pegged stablecoins such as BRZ (BRL) and XSGD (SGD) on Polygon Chain
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A growing range of ecosystem tokens and memecoins, including SHIB on BNB Chain and other networks
The idea is simple: the crypto you already have should be the crypto you can spend, whether that's a memecoin or a stablecoin pegged to your local currency.
How the routing works behind the scenes
You don't have to think about any of this, but it's worth knowing what's doing the work. Payment routing is handled in the background by our
Onchain Payments Matrix, an infrastructure layer that connects tokens, networks, and payment rails across more than 10 blockchains.
When you pay, the Matrix figures out the path from the token you're holding to the payment rail on the other side. No swap screens, no bridging steps, no guessing which asset will go through. You tap to pay, and it handles the rest. More assets and networks are on the way.
Why this matters
The global crypto market sits at roughly
$2.4 trillion. But the stablecoin sector, worth around
$315 billion and about
13% of total crypto market value, handles most real-world crypto merchant payments today. Everything else, thousands of assets people actually hold, has had no practical route into everyday spending.
That's a strange place to be. You can own something, watch it, trade it, but you can't buy a coffee with it. Widening what's spendable is how we start to fix that.
Making self-custodial finance genuinely useful
Crypto should be as easy to spend as it is to hold. You should be able to spend whatever you already have, not just the small set of assets a payment provider decided to greenlight. Extending that to thousands of onchain tokens is one step toward making self-custodial finance useful in daily life, not only for storing or trading.
This expansion builds on payment infrastructure designed for real volume at scale, and it's exactly the kind of practical utility we want self-custody to deliver. We'll keep adding assets and networks, and we're glad to be building it.
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