Recently, I've been using @BitgetWallet and can clearly feel a lot of changes. Let me start with the most noticeable one: USDT/USDC in the wallet can now be directly used in Visa/Mastercard scenarios. In compliant regions, you can get a virtual card by completing KYC in the app, and a physical card can be sent upon request. The card usage process is no different from a regular bank card—clear fees, no hidden charges. Security is also on point: 2FA, biometric authentication, PIN verification, combined with wallet-side MPC key protection, plus a safeguard fund to back it up. It takes care of both self-custody and risk control. For heavy users, two features of Bitget Wallet are key. First is GetGas, which allows you to use stablecoins as Gas. It works on Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Solana, TRON, and other mainnets, so you don’t need to prepare native tokens for each chain anymore. Second is the aggregation routing and MEV protection, which automatically compares prices, optimizes routes, and reduces slippage in the background. From my own tests, transaction fees didn’t increase significantly, and even during volatile markets, transaction efficiency remained stable. For newcomers, this lowers the entry barrier; for experienced users, it truly saves time. Bitget Wallet is more than just “usable for payments.” DApp browsing, NFT trading, and yield management are all integrated into one interface. With PayFi savings, you can deposit USDT/USDC to start earning interest immediately—no lock-up period. Your balance and earnings can be seamlessly used for payments, essentially rolling “earnings” and “spending” into the same pool of funds, so you can earn while you spend, almost effortlessly. On the ecosystem side, things are also moving forward. Bitget Wallet is collaborating with @Bantr_fun and Morph on a creative campaign with a total prize pool of $166,666 worth of BGB. Cardholders also get double points, making it both a practice ground for content creation and a window to showcase on-chain use cases. Participating is simple—make a small card payment and perform a stablecoin Gas payment on-chain, and you’ll immediately feel the difference: “fewer steps, faster transactions, and transparent costs.” @BitgetWallet shortens the path, hides the complexity, and leaves control in the hands of users—from “usable” to “easy to use” to “willing to use.” If you care about integrating crypto assets into your daily life, this setup is already highly practical. BitgetWallet Bantr BGB