The new Bitget Wallet integration with Solana Pay will target users in Southeast Asia and Latin America.
Bitget Wallet is intensifying its efforts to bring crypto payments to millions of people across Southeast Asia and Latin America. On Wednesday, June 4, the wallet integrated with Solana Pay (SOL), enabling instant payments in USDC and Solana for millions of users, the company shared with crypto.news.
The integration supports Solana Pay QR codes, specifically optimized for compatibility with national payment systems in Southeast Asia and Latin America, among other regions. Once a payment is made, transactions are settled instantly in the wallet with low fees and no intermediaries.
“Our mission is to make crypto useful in everyday life — not just to hold or trade, but also to spend,” said Alvin Kan, COO of Bitget Wallet. “By integrating Solana Pay, we give users a fast and affordable way to use crypto globally. Combined with features for trading, staking, and DApp exploration, Bitget Wallet is becoming a true all-in-one platform for Solana and beyond.”
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Bitget Wallet partners with Solana-based Venta
The integration with Solana Pay was made possible through a partnership with Venta, a Solana-based payments provider. The company connects merchants with users, enabling decentralized blockchain-based payments. Its pseudonymous co-founder and CEO said the partnership aims to bring blockchain payments closer to everyday use.
“People everywhere deserve modern payments that don’t drain their pockets. Helping Bitget Wallet integrate Solana Pay for their millions of users shows that open, composable rails are the answer, letting any wallet, merchant, or developer tap into instant, low-cost transactions with just one integration. Together, Venta and Bitget Wallet are making that a reality,” K, Venta.
In regions such as Latin America and Southeast Asia, access to modern payment infrastructure remains limited. Citizens in these areas often struggle to access banking services and credit cards. For this reason, blockchain-based payments offer a viable and increasingly compelling alternative.
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