Bitget Wallet Card
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- This is an , not a bank: funds are safeguarded, not covered by a €100k deposit guarantee.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Self-custody wallet card, Mastercard
Cons
- Not a bank — no €100k deposit guarantee (funds safeguarded)
- No fully remote opening
Rating breakdown
Why this score
Good fit for
- you want cashback on card spend
May not fit if
- you need to hold USD
- you need crypto in or out
- you need a complete picture — 5 facts we treat as critical are still not disclosed
- you need a fully rated profile — this one is rated on 5 of 6 dimensions
This is an electronic money institution (EMI), not a bank. Funds are safeguarded, but NOT covered by the €100,000 deposit guarantee. Convenient, but legally it isn't a bank deposit.
- Licence
- null · null
Editorial review
Data reviewed by Ilya ChernetskiyFounder and editor, nomonedaUpdated: 2026-10-20
Bitget Wallet Card runs on an null licence: convenient, but your money is safeguarded rather than covered by the €100k deposit guarantee.
It is a crypto fintech licensed in null supporting the local currency. FX model: USD-based card; non-USD spend converted with flat 1.7% FX fee.
It tends to suit crypto-cashback, stablecoins, daily-spending.
Fees & terms
- Exchange rate
- USD-based card; non-USD spend converted with flat 1.7% FX fee
- Card cost
- Not disclosed
- Local-currency withdrawal
- Not disclosed
- USD withdrawal
- Not disclosed
- Withdrawal fees
- Not disclosed
- Limits
- Not disclosed
- USD yield
- Not disclosed
- Cashback
- 2% default for all cardholders; 3% for new cardholders and those hitting the monthly spend threshold, for current and next month; paid as assets (BTC, gold, stocks, USDC)
- Licence
- null — null
- SEPA Instant
- No
- Verification of Payee (VoP)
- No
- FX model
- USD-based card; non-USD spend converted with flat 1.7% FX fee
- Opening requirements
- full - identity verification in the Bitget Wallet app (Wallet > Card), approval can take about one minute
- English support
- No
- Remote opening
- No
What to know before you move money
Elevated exposure — At least one thing here would change a reasonable person’s mind.
- CriticalThis is an , not a bank: funds are safeguarded, not covered by a €100k deposit guarantee.
Read from: eu.license_type, eu.dgs_covered
- MediumDocumented too thinly to score (candidate).
Read from: maturity_level
Recent updates
- 2026-10-20checked10 facts about Bitget Wallet Card re-checked against their sources
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FAQ
- Is my money protected?
- No. Bitget Wallet Card operates under an null licence — funds are safeguarded but NOT covered by a €100k Deposit Guarantee Scheme. It is not a bank in the deposit-protection sense.
- What IBAN and transfers?
- Bitget Wallet Card issues a IBAN. SEPA Instant: no.
- Can I open remotely, in English?
- Opening may need a branch visit or local docs. Support is mainly local-language. Requirements: full - identity verification in the Bitget Wallet app (Wallet > Card), approval can take about one minute.
Data provenance & verification
Every fact is checked against an official source and stamped with a date. We re-check fees quarterly and document requirements twice a year. Fields not yet independently verified are labelled honestly.
We know this service exists, but a fact we consider critical is still missing — so it is not listed, scored or recommended.
Still needed
- Collect a critical field: card_cost
- Collect a critical field: currencies
- Collect a critical field: transfer_rails
- Collect a critical field: card_types
- Collect a critical field: eu_license_type