Bitget & Mastercard Launch Zero‑Fee Crypto Card
Bitget Wallet teams up with Mastercard for a fee‑free crypto card, launching in UK/EU and expanding worldwide—pay crypto at 150M merchants

- Zero‑fee card lets UK/EU users spend crypto at 150M+ Mastercard merchants.
- On‑chain USDC top‑ups power real‑time crypto‑to‑fiat conversion.
- Rollout begins in Latin America, Australia & New Zealand next.
Bitget Rolls Out New Crypto Payment Card
Bitget Wallet has partnered with Mastercard and card issuer Immersve to introduce the Bitget Mastercard crypto card. This virtual card allows users in the UK and EU to pay directly from their crypto wallets at over 150 million merchants worldwide that accept Mastercard.
The standout feature is the card’s zero-fee policy—users pay no annual fees, no top-up fees, and no hidden exchange rates. This move aims to simplify crypto spending for everyday use, making it as seamless as traditional card payments.
Real-Time On-Chain Spending
What sets the Bitget Mastercard crypto card apart is its integration with real-time on-chain funding. Users can top up their card with USDC and other supported tokens directly from their Bitget Wallet. These funds are converted instantly to fiat during transactions, allowing users to pay without needing to manually convert their assets ahead of time.
The card also supports popular mobile wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay, thanks to Mastercard’s Digital First technology. This ensures users can access and use their crypto card immediately after approval.
Additional perks include:
- Rewards for purchases
- KYC completion bonuses
- Earning yield on wallet balances
Global Expansion Plans
Following its debut in the UK and EU, Bitget plans to expand availability to Latin America, Australia, and New Zealand. While a U.S. launch remains pending due to regulatory conditions, this phased expansion strategy targets regions with growing crypto adoption and clear compliance frameworks.
This initiative further positions Bitget as a forward-thinking player in the crypto-fintech space, while strengthening Mastercard’s presence in the digital asset world.
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