Bitget Wallet accounts can now receive US dollar and euro transfers through a new Virtual Account feature, with incoming funds automatically converted to USDT or USDC. The self-custodial wallet announced the launch on October 28, 2026, with account numbers provided by licensed partner Noah.

Key Takeaways

  • Incoming transfers are available through ACH, Fedwire, SEPA and SWIFT.
  • Opening a Virtual Account is free, but transaction and third-party fees may apply.
  • Outbound transfer capability is planned for the coming months.

How Bitget Wallet accounts receive funds

The feature gives users a personal USD and EUR account number accessible in the Bitget Wallet app. The company says users do not need local residency or a branch visit to open an account.

Incoming transfers are converted to the stablecoins USDT or USDC. Once in the wallet, the funds can be used with its existing services, including card spending, QR payments and cross-border transfers.

Bitget Wallet says the feature can be used to receive salaries and remittances or to fund a wallet by bank transfer without using a centralized exchange or a third-party crypto onramp.

Fees and availability

The company says a $500 ACH transfer incurs approximately $2 in Bitget Wallet fees. Sending banks or blockchain networks may charge additional fees.

The first 1,000 eligible users who make a qualifying first deposit will receive a refund of transaction fees. Bitget Wallet says it serves more than 100 million users worldwide, although the announcement does not specify geographic eligibility for Virtual Account.

Next milestone

Outbound transfers are the next planned addition, though the company has not announced a specific launch date.

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