Bitget Wallet Card
Crypto payment card applied for and topped up in the Bitget Wallet app, spendable wherever Visa or Mastercard is accepted.
Security record: 2 incidents · 1 own fault · 1 repaid in full · 1 refund pending- Visa or Mastercard card that links to Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal
- Top up from Bitget Wallet with USDT, USDC, ETH or SOL
- 2% base assetback, up to 3% after a monthly spend of $200 to $400, paid in BTC, gold, US stocks or USDC
- No annual fee and no monthly card fee
- Physical cards in nine Asia-Pacific markets, including Singapore, Japan and Australia
- Cashback
- 2%
- Paid in
- BTC, gold, US stocks or USDC
- Top cashback needs
- 3%: New user or monthly spend threshold
- Monthly fee
- Free
- FX fee
- 1.7%
- Conversion fee
- 0.2%
- ATM
- 1% or $5, whichever is higher
- Custody
- Self-custody
- Crypto converts
- Top up first
- Identity check
- Required
- Issuer
- DCS Card Centre
Some of these terms come from a review site because the issuer does not state them, and they can be out of date.
Compare all cardsSeven criteria from the terms on this page, on a scale of 10. Compare it with other cards only. How we score
- Custody 10.0
- Self-custody is a 10, a custodial balance is a 4.
- Cashback 7.0
- Base tier: 3% or more is a 10, no cashback is a 1. Paid in the project's own token, a rate counts at three quarters.
- FX and conversion 4.3
- Base tier: no fee is a 10, 3% in FX and conversion together is a 1.
- Issuer and record 4.0
- Card issuing partners vary by region; only the Asia Pacific one is named
- Fees 10.0
- No monthly fee is a 10; a fee or a paid physical card lowers it.
- Regions 8.0
- EEA, UK, Latin America, Asia-Pacific, South Africa; no US
- Phone pay and card types 9.0
- Apple Pay, Google Pay, virtual and physical cards.
Cost to start: No annual or monthly card fee
- Update the Bitget Wallet app to the latest version
- Go to Wallet, then Card, and start the application
- Pass identity verification
- Activate the card and top it up with USDT, USDC, ETH or SOL
- Add it to Apple Pay or Google Pay and spend
Approval depends on identity verification and your region. Assetback skips some merchant categories and refunded transactions, and standard top-up and FX fees apply once you pass your monthly assetback allowance. Losing your wallet seed phrase blocks top-ups, withdrawals and recovery.
2 incidents · 1 own fault · 1 repaid in full · 1 refund pending
Past incidents 2
Fake BitKeep Android app drained about $8M. Attackers swapped the BitKeep Android APK (version 7.2.9) for a malicious build, and users who installed it had wallets drained. PeckShield and BitKeep put losses at about $8 million. BitKeep paid 50% by early March 2023 and later reported finishing compensation. BitKeep launched a portal promising 100% reimbursement in USDT; 50% was paid by early March 2023 and later coverage reports all affected users compensated (no dated official completion post found). https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitkeep-remains-on-track-to-fully-compensate-victims-of-8m-apk-exploit/
Partly own faultUsers lost about $8MRepaid in full
Sources: cointelegraph.com, theblock.co, coincodecap.com
BitKeep Swap exploit on BNB Chain and Polygon. An attacker exploited the BitKeep (now Bitget Wallet) Swap feature on BNB Chain and Polygon. BitKeep put the loss at about 1 million US dollars and promised a claims portal within 3 working days. BitKeep's announcement promised to compensate 100% of stolen assets via a portal; no confirmation of completed payouts was found. https://web3.bitget.com/blog/articles/6692
Own faultUsers lost about $1MRefund promised
Sources: web3.bitget.com, theblock.co, decrypt.co
From the project’s statements and security coverage. Own fault means the project’s code, servers or keys; third party means a vendor, registrar, oracle or issuer it relies on.
