Zero-Fee Crypto Cards Propel the Industry Toward Unified Financial Ecosystems
- Bitget Wallet introduces zero-fee crypto cards in 50+ markets, promoting self-custody and cross-border usability as stablecoins gain global traction. - Customizable card programs enable brands and communities to issue tailored designs, with a LINE NEXT co-branded card highlighting regional adoption strategies. - GTBS and MetaPass expand crypto wallet ecosystems with decentralized exchanges, AI security, and multi-chain platforms to unify DeFi, GameFi, and SocialFi. - Industry shift toward all-in-one fina
Bitget Wallet, a prominent player in the cryptocurrency industry with a user base exceeding 80 million, has
The latest update also brings a flexible card program, allowing communities, influencers, and companies to create unique card designs for their followers. Individuals can quickly set up personalized virtual cards, while partners within the ecosystem have the option to jointly launch special edition cards that showcase their brand or community identity. A collaborative card with LINE NEXT, a significant force in Asia's Web3 sector, is
The current competitive environment highlights a significant shift: crypto wallets are transforming from simple storage solutions into integrated financial platforms. The zero-fee card from Bitget, the GTBS ecosystem, and MetaPass’s multi-chain strategy all point to the sector’s efforts to connect blockchain infrastructure with traditional financial services. This evolution is increasingly important as stablecoins gain traction and institutional players like Figment and OpenTrade
Nonetheless, obstacles remain. A recent mishap on
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