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Bitget Wallet Report: Crypto Wallets Are Becoming Universal Financial Centers

Published 10 hours ago3 minute read

Following the rebranding and presentation of the roadmap for 2025, Bitget Wallet's new Onchain report shows that users are increasingly using wallets not only for storage, but also for trading, earning, and payments - especially in regions with a priority on mobile technologies and weak banking infrastructure.

Bitget Wallet , a leading non-custodial crypto wallet, has released the Onchain Report: Crypto Wallet Use Cases , a comprehensive study of how users across generations and regions interact with crypto wallets. The paper comes shortly after Bitget Wallet’s brand refresh and the announcement of its Everyday Crypto Wallet strategy for 2025, which aims to empower users — all within a single application.

The company recently surpassed , demonstrating growth, solidifying its position as one of the most popular self-storage solutions for crypto assets.

The report, based on a survey , highlights that crypto wallets have evolved from simple storage tools to full-fledged hubs for life in the onchain space. Almost of respondents use a wallet for . Staking and farming (37%), tracking market trends (35%), and searching for new tokens (33%) are also popular. About a third of users also interact with DApps directly through the wallet.

Generation Z is particularly active, especially in crypto payments (43%). The report notes distinct from the active use of wallets for money transfers in to a .

“People are no longer using wallets just to store and transfer crypto — they’re using them to live in Web3. This report confirms that the wallet is now the center of digital activity. From transfers to profitability to market analysis, everything happens through wallets because that’s where the future of Web3 is being created,” said Alvin Kan, COO of Bitget Wallet.

This transformation reflects the growing interest in universal solutions, especially in developing countries where traditional financial services are limited. For example, in of users use wallets primarily for transfers, and in , 60%. These regions also record high activity in rewards and payments, indicating the use of wallets in everyday financial life, where traditional currency channels are unstable.

In more developed countries, other trends are observed: crypto wallets are popular for P2P transfers and retail payments (41%), - for long-term storage (44%) and income generation (42%). trading and participation in on-chain reward programs prevail.

These findings are in line with Bitget Wallet’s strategic course, focused on creating a complete Web3 experience around four functions: . The platform already features for cross-chain exchange, for real-time token analysis and Simple Mode for simplified login. and dashboards for passive income are in development. Bitget Wallet will also be that offers maximum payment flexibility — via with purchases from over 300 global brands , including Amazon, Google Play and Shopee.

Supporting over 130 blockchains and with a $300 million insurance fund , the platform continues to invest in convenient, secure, and mobility-focused tools that bring real benefits to Web3 users. As part of the Crypto for Everyone Movement , Bitget Wallet collaborates with hundreds of partners to promote mass adoption through education, integration, and real-world utility. It also launched a $1 million campaign to drive wallet adoption and attract a new wave of users around the world.

The full version of the Onchain Report: Crypto Wallet Use Cases is available on the Bitget Wallet blog .

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