Bitget Wallet Card will launch a new Assetback rewards program on Aug. 1, allowing users to receive up to 3% back on eligible spending in selected assets including Bitcoin, tokenized gold and tokenized U.S. stocks, according to promotional material provided by Bitget Wallet and published by BlockTempo.
BlockTempo labeled the piece as advertorial content, saying it was written and supplied by Bitget Wallet and does not represent the outlet’s position or any investment, purchase or sale recommendation.
Rewards shift from points and cash to assets
The material argues that traditional credit card rewards usually come in the form of loyalty points, airline miles, merchant vouchers or statement credits, while the rules governing those rewards remain in the hands of issuers rather than users.
- Points may expire if they are not used in time.
- Redemption ratios can be changed by the issuer.
- Fiat purchasing power can erode under inflation.
On that basis, Bitget Wallet said the new Assetback structure is designed to turn everyday spending rewards into assets that users can hold.
Users can choose BTC, tokenized gold, tokenized equities and stablecoins
According to the article, users will be able to choose reward assets based on their own investment preferences. The options listed in the material are:
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Tokenized gold (XAUT)
- Tokenized U.S. equities, including NVIDIA (NVDA), Tesla (TSLA), Google (GOOGL) and tokenized S&P 500 exposure
- Stablecoins such as USDT and USDC
Bitget Wallet described BTC as “digital gold” and grouped gold and major U.S. stocks among the assets available for rewards.
Up to 3% back, with manual claims after T+7 unlock
Bitget Wallet said each eligible purchase will be calculated automatically, with rewards of up to 3%. Users do not need to open a separate overseas brokerage account, and they can view accumulated rewards after spending is completed. Once the rewards unlock on a T+7 basis, they can be claimed manually with one click.
During the August launch period, both existing users and new users will receive 3% cashback throughout the month without a spending threshold, the material said.
Promotional material includes a 10-year asset comparison
Bitget Wallet also explained why it chose these assets for the rewards program and included a table using $100 as a reference point to compare long-term performance across asset classes. The figures published in the piece were as follows:
| Asset | 2016.07.29 | 2026.07.29 | Multiple | Value after holding $100 for 10 years |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVIDIA (NVDA) | about $1.44 | $191.36 | about 133x | about $13,300 |
| Bitcoin (BTC) | about $655 | about $63,900 | about 98x | about $9,760 |
| Tesla (TSLA) | about $15.3 | $298.32 | about 19.5x | about $1,950 |
| Google (GOOGL) | about $39.6 | $336.71 | about 8.5x | about $850 |
| S&P 500 | 2,173.60 | 7,316.15 | about 3.4x | about $337 |
| Gold | about $1,351 per ounce | about $4,050 per ounce | about 3.0x | about $300 |
| U.S. dollar | $100 | $100 | about 0.75x | purchasing power of about $75 |
The material used that comparison to argue that cash and cash-denominated reward points have faced weakening purchasing power over the same 10-year period, while Bitcoin, gold and some U.S. equities were positioned as inflation-resistant assets.
Bitget Wallet says the card runs on Visa and Mastercard rails
The background section identified Bitget Wallet Card as a crypto payment card under Bitget that supports Visa and Mastercard networks. The article also mentioned that Bitget has introduced U.S. stock options trading.
Bitget Wallet described itself as a self-custodial crypto wallet built for everyday finance. It said the product has served more than 100 million users worldwide since its founding in 2018, supports more than 130 public blockchains and over 1 million crypto assets, and covers savings, spending and investment use cases. It also said the platform provides more than 100 fiat on-ramps, Visa and Mastercard crypto card support, and localized payment methods.
The company further said it uses private-key encryption protection, operates a real-time risk control engine, has undergone independent audits by multiple institutions, and maintains a user protection fund of more than $300 million. It also said the company raised $100 million in a 2022 funding round led by Dragonfly.
The product link included in the material is https://web3.bitget.com/en/blog/articles/bitget-wallet-card-assetback, and the additional information link is https://web3.bitget.com/zh-TC.
The disclaimer at the end of the piece said any services, plans or tools mentioned are for reference only, and that the final terms and rules are subject to the provider’s official announcements or explanations.