Bitget Wallet connects stablecoins to global merchants, pushing real-world crypto payments and cross-border use cases.

Bitget Wallet rolled out its Onchain Payments Matrix on Wednesday, aiming to connect stablecoins with both card rails and blockchain networks. The company said the live infrastructure links users to Ripple, Mastercard, Visa, Tether, Circle, and MoonPay. It also targets payments across traditional and crypto liquidity paths.

Latest Move Pushes Stablecoins Into Everyday Payments With Global Merchant Reach

Bitget Wallet’s statement to The Block described the network as an infrastructure layer that connects issuers, banks, card networks, liquidity providers, and merchants. The goal is to move stablecoin value through consumer purchases. 

Stablecoins are now everyday money. But onchain payments infra remains fragmented.

What’s missing isn’t more tech.

It’s coordination across a network of 40+ players spanning card networks, issuers, chains, and payment providers.

Introducing the Onchain Payments Matrix 🧵 pic.twitter.com/H4tS1mhuMC

— Onchain Payments Matrix (@PaymentsMatrix) March 25, 2026

More so, it includes cross-border transfers and emerging agent-driven finance use cases. The wallet positions the system as operating at the user-merchant interface rather than in the institutional settlement layer.

The platform supports QR payments at more than 2.5 million merchants in Asia and Latin America. Bitget Wallet added that its integrations reach over 150 million merchants across 50 markets. 

Bitget Wallet Targets Fragmented Payments With New Onchain Matrix

The app also claims to serve more than 90 million users worldwide and offers a self-custodial way to send, spend, save, and invest in digital assets.

Bitget Wallet said the on-chain payments matrix is designed to reduce fragmentation across banking systems, regional payment networks, and disconnected blockchain ecosystems. 

It pointed to the growing role of stablecoins in payments, citing annual global stablecoin activity above $33 trillion. It also referenced a total stablecoin supply of $298.9 billion, led by Tether’s USDT at $184 billion and Circle’s USDC near $80 billion.