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Bitget Wallet launches virtual Visa stablecoin card in Nigeria with up to 3% back

The card is virtual-only, issued in the app with Google Pay support. In May Bitget Wallet had named Nigeria as one of the card's next markets.

Effective Nov 3, 2026: Bitget Wallet launches virtual Visa stablecoin card in Nigeria with up to 3% back. Affects: Bitget Wallet users in Nigeria who want to spend USDT or USDC balances at Visa merchants. Source: coinedition.com, verified Nov 4, 2026.

Official site: web3.bitget.com

Card availability in Nigeria Not available (named as a next market in May 2026)→Virtual Visa card, live 3 Nov 2026
Assetback rate Up to 3%, in USDC, BTC, gold, tokenized stocks or ETFs

Bitget Wallet said on 3 November 2026 that the Bitget Wallet Card is now available in Nigeria. The Visa card spends stablecoin balances at supported merchants worldwide and pays up to 3% back in crypto and tokenized assets.

The card is issued virtually through the Bitget Wallet app and supports Google Pay for online and contactless purchases. Under the Assetback program, users choose to take rewards in USDC, Bitcoin, gold, tokenized stocks or ETFs. The card page says the full 3% rate applies once a user reaches a monthly spending threshold of $200 to $400. Bitget Wallet did not publish Nigeria-specific card fees.

Bitget Wallet's card page lists physical cards only in South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Australia, Thailand and the Philippines, so Nigerian users get the virtual card only. When it launched its dollar card in South Africa in May 2026, Bitget Wallet named Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya as the next markets.

In Nigeria the card sits alongside Bitget Wallet's naira bank cash-out and its USD and EUR virtual accounts launched on 27 October. A launch campaign for new users runs from 3 to 13 November and pays $2 to $20 for completing tasks. That campaign is a temporary promotion, not part of the standard card terms.

“Bitget Wallet, a self-custodial crypto wallet for everyday finance, has launched the Bitget Wallet Card in Nigeria.”

— Bitget Wallet press release, 3 November 2026

Who this affects

Bitget Wallet users in Nigeria who want to spend USDT or USDC balances at Visa merchants.

Bitget Wallet at a glance

Bitget Wallet is a self-custodial multi-chain wallet from the Bitget group with swap, perps, a crypto card and earn products. Its affiliate program pays 60% of eligible swap fees and 20% of perps fees.

Full Bitget Wallet sheet

Official site: web3.bitget.com

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Sources

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  1. Bitget Wallet press release via Coin Edition - Bitget Wallet Launches Crypto Card in Nigeria (2026-11-03) — checked 2026-11-04
  2. Bitget Wallet - Card page (assetback, regions, physical card markets) — checked 2026-11-04
  3. The Citizen - Bitget Wallet expands crypto card availability to South Africa (2026-05-07) — checked 2026-11-04

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