Bitget Wallet has rolled out support for Apple Pay and Google Pay, giving users a faster and more convenient way to buy digital assets.
The update comes through a partnership with global payment provider Mercuryo, enabling direct crypto purchases with familiar payment tools alongside credit and debit cards.
Users can purchase more than 40 cryptocurrencies directly within the Bitget Wallet app through this support.
In addition to the two platforms, the wallet supports Visa and Mastercard transactions, alongside alternative payment solutions such as Revolut Pay, SEPA, and PIX.
Bitget Wallet and Mercuryo promote stablecoin
Bitget Wallet and Mercuryo have launched a campaign to encourage the adoption of stablecoins. The campaign allows users to purchase up to 100 USDC without transaction fees at mid-market rates available on Google.
Jamie Elkaleh, Bitget Wallet’s Chief Marketing Officer, emphasised that stablecoins are increasingly shaping how new users interact with digital assets.
Their reliability and close linkage to fiat values offer a sense of familiarity and stability, especially to individuals transitioning from web2 financial systems.
Stablecoins have emerged as a financial powerhouse, reportedly processing over $7 trillion in transactions annually.
This rapid expansion has been fueled by the development of regulatory frameworks across regions such as the European Union and Hong Kong, which are working to create structured environments for the use of digital currencies.
The momentum has encouraged wallets and exchanges to highlight stablecoins as a critical on-ramp for retail and institutional users.
However, the platform has also collaborated with Paydify and MoonPay to strengthen its stablecoin purchase infrastructure.
These integrations allow users to directly pay merchants in stablecoins through the wallet, bridging the gap between digital asset ownership and everyday financial use.
Bitget community education day – Nigeria
The integration is also open to Nigerian users, with transactions supported through payment provider Mercuryo. The development is timely, as Nigerians adopt cryptocurrencies as alternatives for savings, remittances, and cross-border transactions.
By introducing secure and familiar payment options, Bitget lowers entry barriers for a market already active in digital asset use.
Lastly, the Bitget team is hosting a community session in Lagos on Saturday to help users strengthen their trading skills.
Participants will learn to identify profitable setups, copy trades, leverage APIs, and explore other tools to enhance their crypto journey. A detailed agenda will be shared with all users who RSVP.