Svmuu News Bitget Wallet has officially launched a physical crypto card, enabling users to spend stablecoins online and offline and make withdrawals at ATMs worldwide, further expanding the use of on-chain assets in everyday payment scenarios.
The card has an application fee of $49 (including shipping). Cardholders enjoy zero foreign exchange fees for ATM withdrawals. Users have a maximum daily spending limit of $120,000 and an annual limit of $150,000. The first $600 spent or withdrawn each month is free of foreign exchange fees, and early bird users can enjoy a $800 monthly free quota during the promotional period. Additionally, inviting 3 friends to successfully apply for a card qualifies for a full refund of the card fee.
Currently, the physical card has been launched in the Asia-Pacific region and will subsequently be rolled out to markets including Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, and Australia. Bitget Wallet revealed that it will also collaborate with partners to launch customized physical cards in the future.
Bitget Wallet Launches Physical Crypto Card, Supporting Global ATM Withdrawals
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