The formalized tie-up expands Bitget Wallet’s payment network, adding direct connections to participating platforms as both companies push further into stablecoin-based everyday finance.
Bitget Wallet has formalized its partnership with Mesh, expanding an existing integration that lets users connect the self-custodial wallet directly to participating platforms to fund accounts or make purchases with the digital assets they already hold. The setup is designed to remove steps such as copying wallet addresses, switching apps or navigating more technical transfer flows, with Bitget Wallet appearing inside Mesh’s connection interface for transactions completed in a few taps. The deal adds to Bitget Wallet’s broader payments network, which includes a Visa and Mastercard crypto card accepted at 150 million merchants, regional QR payments, bank transfers and an in-app shop. Those services are supported by the company’s Onchain Payments Matrix, which it said has processed more than $177 billion in stablecoin volume to date. Bitget Wallet said it now serves more than 100 million users and that card spending tripled in the first half of 2026, while Mesh has recently expanded its enterprise and stablecoin payments efforts through its Alliance Program, Mesh Wallet, Paxos’ Global Dollar Network and a broader push across APAC and EMEA.