The post Bitget Wallet launches zero-fee crypto card across 50 markets appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitget Wallet has launched its global zero-fee crypto card across more than 50 markets, marking the widest rollout to date for a self-custodial crypto-linked card, according to details shared with Finbold on November 20. The rollout covers Europe, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific region, giving users seamless access to Visa and Mastercard networks worldwide. With this expansion, Bitget Wallet aims to create a unified global payments layer for stablecoin spending that covers everyday purchases, travel payments, and cross-border transactions, and to do so without traditional banking fees. We just hit the 0 fees switch. From this moment, all Bitget Wallet Card spends are 0 fees:0 FX fees, top-up/swap fees, slippage PLUS get Google’s mid-market rates where ever you are. Enjoy 0 fees on all card spends, up to $400 per month ($600 for MOEW card holders). pic.twitter.com/bLoLFVCAuK — Bitget Wallet 🩵 (@BitgetWallet) November 20, 2025 Fee-free stablecoin spending and customized designs The Bitget Wallet Card offers up to $400 in monthly spending with no FX markups, top-up fees, or conversion spreads, which typically range between 1.5% and 7% on competing crypto cards. Using an automated detection system, Bitget Wallet tracks real-time Google FX rates and refunds hidden charges, ensuring transparent pricing and lower overall costs while preserving full user custody. “Our goal with this card is to make stablecoin payments truly frictionless,” said Jamie Elkaleh, CMO of Bitget Wallet. “By removing fees and hidden markups globally, we’re bringing stablecoins closer to the experience people expect from everyday digital money — fast, predictable, and usable anywhere.”  The zero-fee card is part of Bitget Wallet’s broader payments suite, which also includes QR payments, bank transfers, and in-app shopping tools. The platform supports a range of regional payment methods, while maintaining a consistent onchain foundation. Growing crypto payments market  According to the IMF,… The post Bitget Wallet launches zero-fee crypto card across 50 markets appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bitget Wallet has launched its global zero-fee crypto card across more than 50 markets, marking the widest rollout to date for a self-custodial crypto-linked card, according to details shared with Finbold on November 20. The rollout covers Europe, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific region, giving users seamless access to Visa and Mastercard networks worldwide. With this expansion, Bitget Wallet aims to create a unified global payments layer for stablecoin spending that covers everyday purchases, travel payments, and cross-border transactions, and to do so without traditional banking fees. We just hit the 0 fees switch. From this moment, all Bitget Wallet Card spends are 0 fees:0 FX fees, top-up/swap fees, slippage PLUS get Google’s mid-market rates where ever you are. Enjoy 0 fees on all card spends, up to $400 per month ($600 for MOEW card holders). pic.twitter.com/bLoLFVCAuK — Bitget Wallet 🩵 (@BitgetWallet) November 20, 2025 Fee-free stablecoin spending and customized designs The Bitget Wallet Card offers up to $400 in monthly spending with no FX markups, top-up fees, or conversion spreads, which typically range between 1.5% and 7% on competing crypto cards. Using an automated detection system, Bitget Wallet tracks real-time Google FX rates and refunds hidden charges, ensuring transparent pricing and lower overall costs while preserving full user custody. “Our goal with this card is to make stablecoin payments truly frictionless,” said Jamie Elkaleh, CMO of Bitget Wallet. “By removing fees and hidden markups globally, we’re bringing stablecoins closer to the experience people expect from everyday digital money — fast, predictable, and usable anywhere.”  The zero-fee card is part of Bitget Wallet’s broader payments suite, which also includes QR payments, bank transfers, and in-app shopping tools. The platform supports a range of regional payment methods, while maintaining a consistent onchain foundation. Growing crypto payments market  According to the IMF,…

Bitget Wallet launches zero-fee crypto card across 50 markets

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Bitget Wallet has launched its global zero-fee crypto card across more than 50 markets, marking the widest rollout to date for a self-custodial crypto-linked card, according to details shared with Finbold on November 20.

The rollout covers Europe, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific region, giving users seamless access to Visa and Mastercard networks worldwide.

With this expansion, Bitget Wallet aims to create a unified global payments layer for stablecoin spending that covers everyday purchases, travel payments, and cross-border transactions, and to do so without traditional banking fees.

Fee-free stablecoin spending and customized designs

The Bitget Wallet Card offers up to $400 in monthly spending with no FX markups, top-up fees, or conversion spreads, which typically range between 1.5% and 7% on competing crypto cards.

Using an automated detection system, Bitget Wallet tracks real-time Google FX rates and refunds hidden charges, ensuring transparent pricing and lower overall costs while preserving full user custody.

The zero-fee card is part of Bitget Wallet’s broader payments suite, which also includes QR payments, bank transfers, and in-app shopping tools. The platform supports a range of regional payment methods, while maintaining a consistent onchain foundation.

Growing crypto payments market 

According to the IMF, global stablecoin settlements reached $1.2 trillion in Q3 2025, with over 70% of transactions occurring in emerging markets, where FX costs and banking friction remain high. Additionally, Bitget Wallet Onchain Report shows that 40% of wallet users now use crypto for payments, reflecting growing demand for low-cost, borderless payment tools.

The rollout also includes Bitget Wallet’s customizable card program that allows brands, creators, and communities to design co-branded cards for their audiences. Users can generate personalized virtual cards instantly, while partners can launch themed cards tied to their memberships or ecosystems. 

A co-branded card with LINE NEXT is already in development.

Featured image via Shutterstock. 

Source: https://finbold.com/bitget-wallet-launches-zero-fee-crypto-card-across-50-markets/

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