Bitget Wallet

web3.bitget.com Multi-chain Wallet First indexed May 28, 2026

Formerly BitKeep, now operated under the Bitget group; an all-in-one Web3 wallet with MPC keyless option, cross-chain swap, earn, and NFT.

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Bitget Wallet is a multi-chain self-custodial wallet operated under the Bitget exchange group, previously known to the community as BitKeep. Following the rebrand, the product leans more heavily into integration with the broader Bitget ecosystem. Its positioning is "exchange plus wallet under one roof," tying standard Web3 wallet capabilities to Bitget-group offerings like swap, earn, and launchpad.

The feature set covers four areas. Multi-chain support across the EVM mainstream, Solana, Bitcoin, TRON, TON, Cosmos, and dozens of other networks, with synchronized accounts between mobile app and browser extension. MPC keyless mode: in addition to the traditional seed-phrase scheme, an MPC-based "seedless" account splits the signing key between device and cloud shares. A cross-chain swap aggregator that embeds multiple DEXes and bridges for one-stop conversion. Earn, launchpad, and NFT entry points among the auxiliary surfaces.

Three usage profiles benefit. Existing Bitget users who want a single account system across exchange and wallet. Newcomers who fear losing a seed phrase and want to lower the key-management bar via MPC. High-frequency cross-chain traders who use the swap aggregator to settle multi-chain conversions in one flow.

The differentiator is the depth of exchange-ecosystem integration plus the MPC option. Trust Wallet is multi-chain but strictly traditional self-custody; TokenPocket is older but lighter on stacked features; Bitget Wallet's main edge is exchange-side integration. On MPC, the comparable peer is Zengo, but Bitget Wallet also retains the traditional model for experienced users.

Limitations, security, and compliance: in traditional mode, losing the seed phrase means losing the assets. In MPC mode there is no single seed phrase, **but the availability of the cloud share depends on the operator remaining online** — users must understand the worst-case "all shares lost simultaneously" scenario and periodically back up any export options. Exchange and wallet are separate products under one corporate group, so group-level operational risks (compliance shifts, regional accessibility) can affect both sides at once. Cross-chain swaps carry multi-protocol and bridge risk. This wallet does not constitute investment advice; users should evaluate legal compliance in their own jurisdiction.

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