Bitget Wallet has released a new product for developers called the Bitget Wallet API, marking a new step toward moving beyond consumer services and into business-to-business infrastructure.
The announcement on Thursday comes as more fintech companies and digital asset platforms look for easier ways to offer on-chain trading without having to build complicated systems from scratch.
The API makes it easier for companies to get into the crypto space by giving partners access to trading execution, real-time market data, and cross-chain asset transfers all in one integration.
Fintech firms prioritize specialized infra instead of building their own tech stack
The launch is part of a larger trend in the fintech industry, where fintech companies are more and more relying on specialized infrastructure companies instead of building their own tech stacks.
The Boston Consulting Group says that the B2B fintech market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 32 percent and reach $285 billion in sales by 2026. In parallel to the growth, the trading volume of decentralized exchanges (DEXs) has also skyrocketed. The sector has recorded over $400 billion in trades in January 2026 alone. The trend shows that on-chain trades are becoming more popular, cementing the hype behind the blockchain tech.
Bitget Wallet’s COO Alvin Kan said the aim for the new launch is to help companies build professional trading products without dealing with the operational complexity behind the scenes.
By opening up the same systems that power its own wallet, the firm hopes to support a wider financial ecosystem rather than focusing only on end users.
Features of the new API
At the core of the API is a DEX-based execution engine that currently processes around 80% of trades within Bitget Wallet.
The system collects liquidity from 80 decentralized protocols and lets a person trade on major networks like Ethereum, Solana, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Morph, and BNB Chain.
Intelligent routing compares prices across platforms to improve trade outcomes and reduce failed transactions, with recent success rates reportedly in the mid-to-high 90% range.
The platform also includes monitoring tools that remove unstable liquidity pools and MEV-protected transaction routing to limit front-running during volatile periods.
Additional features include real-time market data across 33 blockchains and a cross-chain transfer service that allows users to move assets between networks in a single step, offering greater visibility into transaction progress.