Bitget Wallet

Bitget Wallet benefits from organic integration with the broader Bitget exchange ecosystem and a mobile-first product that emphasizes ease of use. Its distribution accelerated through multi-chain support early in wallet adoption cycles and a Chrome extension launched in 2021. The firm reports surpassing 80 million users in 2025, attributing growth partly to alignment with exchange-level marketing reach.

Bitget Wallet operates as a distinct Web3 product under the Bitget brand following a rebrand from BitKeep. It functions as a non-custodial wallet separate from the centralized exchange's custody infrastructure, while benefiting from shared brand recognition and likely shared corporate resources. The exact legal entity structure and separation of governance are not publicly detailed.

The May 2022 round was led by Dragonfly and reported by the firm as $100 million in primary funding for technical innovation and ecosystem growth, not a traditional investment fund raise. This capital was allocated toward product development — including MPC wallet architecture and advanced trading features — rather than balance-sheet investments or lending.

Currently, Bitget Wallet has not publicly disclosed any proprietary trading desk, venture arm, or fund-of-funds vehicle. Its capital deployment appears limited to product development funded by its 2022 raise. The wallet earns revenue through built-in swap fees, DApp integrations, and transaction-based monetization rather than investing client or proprietary assets.

Bitget Wallet is primarily a product company, not an allocator. It does not make fund commitments or direct equity investments in the traditional sense. Its exposure to digital-asset markets is operational — through supporting swaps, DeFi access, and NFT trading — rather than through principal investment activity.