Bitget Wallet launches Virtual Account for USD and EUR access

Bitget Wallet wants to give its users a bank account number without making them deal with a bank. The self-custodial crypto wallet launched a feature called Virtual Account on October 27, 2026. It gives users a personal USD and EUR account number that lives directly inside the wallet app. The accounts are provided by Noah, a licensed stablecoin payments infrastructure provider. The pitch is simple. Money arrives through traditional bank transfers, gets converted to stablecoins, and lands in a wallet where the user still holds the private keys. How the Virtual Account works Users can open the account for free. They don’t need US or EU residency, and they don’t need to visit a branch. Once the account is live, it can receive transfers over four major banking rails: ACH, Fedwire, SEPA, and SWIFT. ACH and Fedwire are the main US domestic payment networks. SEPA covers euro transfers across Europe. SWIFT is the messaging system banks use for international wires. Incoming funds are automatically converted to USDT or USDC, the two dominant dollar-pegged stablecoins. The user doesn’t hold dollars or euros in a bank. They hold digital tokens designed to track the dollar, sitting in a wallet ...