Zero Fees Ride: Buy Stablecoins in Bitget Wallet With Zero Fees
Zero-fee tickets have arrived. From November 12 to December 11, eligible Bitget Wallet users in eight Asia-Pacific markets can buy stablecoins with no Mercuryo fee and no network fees.

Asia-Pacific is going stablecoin
Stablecoins are taking off across Asia-Pacific:
- The region moved an estimated $519 billion in international stablecoin flows in 2024.
- Across Southeast Asia and Oceania, three times more stablecoin activity crosses borders than stays at home.
- Digital dollars are fast becoming one of the go-to ways to move money across the region.
Now it’s your turn to get on board. The Zero Fees Ride takes Mercuryo and network fees off your first stablecoin purchases through Mercuryo in Bitget Wallet. A few taps, and your digital dollars land in your wallet.
What’s on offer
Your Zero Fees Ride ticket covers your first three stablecoin purchases through Mercuryo:
- 0% Mercuryo fee on every eligible purchase.
- Zero network fees, so more of your money lands in your wallet.
- Stablecoins, including USDC and RLUSD, on supported networks, bought with your local currency.
- Card or Apple Pay checkout.
- The standard Bitget Wallet fee still applies.
Who can ride
The Zero Fees Ride is open to Bitget Wallet users in eight Asia-Pacific markets who haven’t bought through Mercuryo before:
- New to buying with Mercuryo: new Bitget Wallet accounts and existing accounts that have never made a purchase through Mercuryo.
- Based in one of eight markets: Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia or the Philippines.
How to use your ticket
- Get on board. Open Bitget Wallet, or download it and create your account.
- Tap Buy. Your purchase is powered by Mercuryo.
- Pick your stablecoin. Choose stablecoins, including USDC and RLUSD, on a supported network.
- Pay and go. Use your card or Apple Pay, with zero Mercuryo and network fees.
Join the Zero Fees Ride
The Zero Fees Ride runs from November 12 to December 11, 2026. Eligible purchases made in that window come with zero Mercuryo and network fees.
Terms and Conditions
- Duration: 30 days.
- Users: New Bitget Wallet users across BGW and Native Apple Pay; country determined by IP.
- Fiat: JPY, TWD, AUD, NZD, MYR, IDR, PHP and HKD, plus USD applicable for Taiwan and the Philippines.
- Assets and payment methods: stablecoins, including USDC and RLUSD, via card or Apple Pay, including Native Apple Pay.
- Offer: 0% Mercuryo fee on the first 3 purchases of up to €300 each, with network fees also covered by Mercuryo.
FAQ
Who can join the Zero Fees Ride?
Bitget Wallet users in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines who haven’t bought through Mercuryo before. This includes new and existing Bitget Wallet accounts.
Is the offer available in the UK or the EEA?
No. The offer is not intended for, and does not apply to, users in the United Kingdom or the European Economic Area.
When does the offer run?
From November 12 to December 11, 2026.
Which stablecoins can I buy?
Stablecoins, including USDC and RLUSD, on supported networks.
How can I pay?
With a credit or debit card, or with Apple Pay. In Indonesia, card payments only. You can pay in JPY, TWD, HKD, AUD, NZD, MYR, IDR or PHP. USD is also available in Taiwan and the Philippines.
How many zero-fee purchases do I get?
Your first three stablecoin purchases through Mercuryo qualify. Each one can be up to $300.
What fees do I still pay?
Mercuryo fees and network fees are waived on eligible purchases. The standard Bitget Wallet fee still applies.
0% Mercuryo fee and 0 network fee on the first 3 stablecoin purchases, up to $300 each. Eligible Bitget Wallet users who haven’t bought through Mercuryo before, in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines only. Bitget Wallet fee applies. Availability, payment methods, supported fiat currencies and networks may vary by market. This offer is not intended for, and does not apply to, users in the United Kingdom or the European Economic Area (EEA). Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment, and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong.