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Bitget Wallet partners with MoonPay to launch fiat withdrawal feature, supporting PayPal and bank card payments

Bitget Wallet partners with MoonPay to launch fiat withdrawal feature, supporting PayPal and bank card payments

星球日报星球日报2025/07/22 08:58
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Odaily Planet Daily – Bitget Wallet has announced a partnership with MoonPay, officially launching its fiat withdrawal feature. This allows users to directly convert their crypto assets into fiat and withdraw funds within the wallet, without relying on centralized exchanges.
Currently, the platform supports over 25 fiat currencies, including USD, GBP, EUR, AUD, and more; users can receive funds via bank cards or PayPal.

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