Bitget Wallet has launched the Onchain Payments Matrix, a stablecoin payment infrastructure integrating Ripple, Mastercard, Visa, Tether, Circle, and MoonPay.
The system is engineered to handle more than 155 million transactions, representing over USD 177 billion in volume, and spans card networks, stablecoin issuers, liquidity providers, banks, and blockchains through a single coordinated layer.
Bridging fragmented payment rails
The Onchain Payments Matrix is positioned to operate at the user and merchant interface rather than the institutional settlement layer. According to the company, this distinction separates the network from industry programmes still operating in pilot or partnership frameworks, making stablecoins immediately usable across everyday commerce, cross-border transfers, and emerging agentic financial applications.
Through its partner integrations, the network supports multiple payment rails. Crypto card programmes operate across more than 50 markets, while QR payments connect to over 2.5 million merchants across Asia and Latin America. Cross-border bank transfer and remittance corridors span Africa and Latin America, linking more than 300 financial institutions and enabling direct wallet-to-bank settlement.
The launch comes against a backdrop of significant growth in stablecoin activity. Global stablecoin transaction volume has surpassed USD 33 trillion, while spending through crypto-linked cards grew 525% year-on-year in 2025. Despite this growth, the underlying infrastructure has remained fragmented across banking systems, regional payment networks, and disconnected blockchain ecosystems, a gap the Onchain Payments Matrix is designed to address directly.
Agentic commerce and next steps
Beyond consumer and merchant use, the network is positioned to support programmable payment infrastructure for AI agents, as agentic commerce begins transitioning from concept to commercial deployment. Bitget Wallet has indicated that development in this area is already advancing, with coordination across both human and machine participants as a stated objective.
The company plans to expand the Onchain Payments Matrix through additional integrations with global settlement networks, banks, and stablecoin issuers, while extending regional payment corridors.
A company official described the initiative as addressing a structural gap in the industry: the absence of an infrastructure layer capable of aggregating fragmented rails and abstracting blockchain complexity at the user and merchant interface.
