Bitget Wallet has officially integrated Solana Pay, enabling users to make real-time payments using USDC and other Solana-based tokens across both online and in-person merchants. The rollout marks a new phase in Bitget Wallet’s broader plan to support practical, day-to-day cryptocurrency usage.
The integration allows wallet users to scan Solana Pay QR codes to send instant payments, eliminating the need for traditional intermediaries. The feature supports stablecoins like USDC and is aimed at bringing self-custodial crypto payments into routine consumer experiences.
The partnership was made possible through a collaboration with Venta, a Solana-native infrastructure provider, and the Solana Foundation, which developed the open-source Solana Pay protocol.
Broader Regional Access and PayFi Initiative
In addition to launching Solana Pay functionality, Bitget Wallet announced plans to expand support to regional QR code networks in Southeast Asia and Latin America. The expansion is expected to provide wider access and compatibility for users across diverse payment environments.
The initiative is part of Bitget Wallet’s ongoing 2025 “PayFi” roadmap, which outlines a year-long strategy to embed crypto payments into Web3 infrastructure. By removing intermediaries and adopting decentralized protocols, the firm aims to accelerate the adoption of blockchain-based financial tools.
According to the announcement, Bitget Wallet views this integration as a strategic step to transition from a trading-focused product to one that supports broader economic utility.
Additional Features Supporting the Solana Ecosystem
The wallet continues to bolster support for the Solana blockchain through features tailored to both new and advanced users. These include direct trading via Jupiter DEX with Solana-native limit orders, staking options through the Earn section, and gas fee support via Solana Paymaster integration.
Bitget Wallet users can also access a built-in rent refund tool to reclaim unused SOL rent and browse decentralized applications (DApps) with front-running protection, also known as MEV (Miner Extractable Value) safeguards.
The rollout underscores Bitget Wallet’s effort to position itself as a full-featured gateway to Solana’s broader decentralized ecosystem. While the integration focuses on Solana-based assets, the company has not disclosed any plans for future blockchain partnerships at this time.
Solana Pay was originally introduced as a protocol to standardize crypto payments using the Solana blockchain’s high-speed, low-cost infrastructure. By embedding it into Bitget Wallet, the companies seek to establish a model for decentralized, user-controlled financial interactions.
