Bitget introduces in-app marketplace for crypto payments
Bitget launches crypto-native in-app shopping feature
Bitget Wallet, one of the leading non-custodial crypto wallets, has launched ‘Shop with Crypto’, an in-app marketplace that enables users to spend cryptocurrencies directly on everyday goods and services.
The offering, integrated into the wallet’s PayFi ecosystem, eliminates the need for fiat conversions and aims to streamline decentralized finance (DeFi) into mainstream commerce.
Unlike traditional crypto payment methods that rely on converting tokens into fiat currency, Bitget Wallet allows users to pay natively in crypto. The feature is available through the Discovery tab of the app, and users can complete purchases with biometric authentication like fingerprint or Face ID. The company describes the experience as offering the familiarity of e-commerce, but powered entirely by digital assets.
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Expanding crypto use cases with everyday spending
Through partnerships with vendors like DotMart and the Web3 gaming ecosystem, users can purchase credits for popular games such as PUBG Mobile, Free Fire MAX, and Mobile Legends, often at a significant discount. The marketplace currently supports digital top-ups, mobile recharges, gift cards, travel, entertainment, and more.
Bitget Wallet’s COO, Kan, stated that the platform has “built a simple, seamless, and secure experience that bridges digital assets with everyday spending.” The product roadmap includes adding lifestyle subscriptions, travel options, and more merchant partnerships to broaden utility.
Driving adoption through seamless integration
As part of its 2025 strategy, Bitget Wallet is focused on using PayFi as a bridge between DeFi and real-world payment systems. With support for QR code scanning and Tap to Pay at Mastercard-enabled merchants, the wallet moves closer to offering comprehensive crypto-native payment infrastructure.
In April, Bitget Wallet also integrated Paydify, a universal crypto payment gateway, allowing select online and physical merchants to accept stablecoin payments from wallet users.
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