Bitget Wallet Introduces No-Fee Crypto Card for Global Spending Across 150M+ Mastercard Merchants

has partnered with global payments giant Mastercard and Web3 infrastructure provider to launch a zero-fee crypto card. The product will allow users to spend their cryptocurrencies directly from their digital wallets at over 150 million Mastercard-accepting merchants worldwide.

The new crypto-linked card is available through the Bitget Wallet app. It allows users to fund their transactions in real-time by either depositing crypto or performing an on-chain swap. Integrated with Mastercard’s ‘ program, the card can be issued instantly, added to mobile wallets like Apple Pay or Google Pay, and used for tap-and-pay transactions at both online and physical stores.

All transactions are processed on-chain and converted from crypto to fiat in real-time using Immersve’s infrastructure. As a Mastercard-licensed issuer, Immersve ensures that all regulatory standards, including Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML), are fully met.

The card will initially launch in the United Kingdom and the European Union. Bitget has expansion plans targeting Latin America, Australia, and New Zealand in the coming months. The rollout aligns with the demand for real-world crypto utility and efforts to bridge decentralized finance with traditional payment systems.

“This partnership allows Bitget Wallet users to pay with crypto anywhere Mastercard is accepted,”

Beyond fee-free spending, Bitget Wallet is offering a range of incentives, including:

The Bitget Wallet Card launches with support for USDC on the Base blockchain, offering fast and low-cost transactions. Users can instantly top up their cards from the Bitget Wallet, with funds available in real-time. At checkout, USDC is automatically and seamlessly converted to fiat via licensed partners.

Once issued, the card can be added to Apple Pay and Google Pay within minutes for tap-and-pay convenience at any Mastercard-accepting merchant. The application process is fully digital, with 3-minute approval, requiring only basic KYC and a 10 USDC issuance fee. No credit checks or deposits needed.

While the card initially supports USDC on Base, it plans to expand to other stablecoins and high-liquidity assets on chains like Ethereum and Solana. Future asset support will be driven by user demand, payment relevance, and real-world utility.

Early users benefit from a 5% cashback in BGB during the first month (limited to the first 2,000 cardholders).

The card offers a total cost of just 1.7%, no top-up fees, and the ability to earn yield by staking USDC. This makes it one of the most competitive crypto payment cards available today.

In his remark, Immersve CEO Jerome Faury emphasized the significance of this partnership. Specifically, he said it bridges the gap between Web3 and traditional finance by allowing users to spend crypto as easily as they spend fiat, on a global scale.

Scott Abrahams, EVP of Global Partnerships at Mastercard, added that digital wallets are quickly becoming as common as email addresses. “This is a critical step in bringing digital assets closer to mainstream utility,” he said.

With over 80 million global users, Bitget Wallet is a non-custodial wallet that provides a comprehensive suite of services. These include DEX trading, staking, DApp browsing, and multi-chain support across over 130 blockchains. Backed by a $300+ million user protection fund, it champions the vision of making crypto simple, safe, and part of everyday life.