Bitget and Morph Forge Frictionless Stablecoin Network to Redefine Global Payments

Bitget Wallet, the non-custodial crypto wallet with over 120 million users, has fully integrated support for the HyperEVM ecosystem, marking a pivotal expansion in its cross-chain capabilities. The move, announced alongside Morph's rebranding as a global stablecoin settlement layer, enables users to conduct instant, secure transactions across multiple blockchains while benefiting from exclusive gas subsidies, according to the FinanceFeeds report. This collaboration underscores Bitget's broader strategy to position itself as a central hub for Web3 finance, linking trading, payments, and decentralized finance (DeFi) under a unified infrastructure.

Morph, previously a high-performance Ethereum Layer 2 network, has redefined its mission as a dedicated settlement layer for stablecoin transactions, aiming to process over 10,000 transactions per second (TPS) with a multi-layer zero-trust security framework. The partnership with Bitget and its wallet arm ties Morph's infrastructure to one of the largest crypto user bases, enabling seamless on-chain payments for remittances, merchant transactions, and automated yields. By integrating Bitget's native token, BGB, as Morph's gas and governance token, the collaboration bridges Bitget's liquidity with Morph's high-speed architecture. Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, emphasized that the partnership aligns with the company's "Universal Exchange (UEX) vision," which seeks to blur the lines between trading, payments, and DeFi, the report added.

The timing of the collaboration is strategic, as stablecoin adoption accelerates. According to DeFiLlama, stablecoin circulation has surged 50% in 2025 to $310 billion, with annual transaction volumes surpassing $27.6 trillion in 2024—exceeding Visa's processed value. Projections suggest stablecoin could reach $4 trillion by 2030, driving demand for scalable, compliant infrastructure, the FinanceFeeds article notes. Morph's CEO, Colin Goltra, said the rebrand reflects the "next stage of blockchain utility," positioning the network to support real-world financial use cases. Bitget Wallet's multi-chain reach further amplifies this potential, connecting millions of users to on-chain payments and programmable finance.

The integration of HyperEVM into Bitget's ecosystem also highlights the wallet's focus on user accessibility. With support for 130+ blockchains and 20,000+ decentralized applications (DApps), Bitget Wallet now enables users to leverage Morph's secure infrastructure for cross-border transactions. Jamie Elkaleh, CMO of Bitget Wallet, described the partnership as a "transformation" in how stablecoins are used, from remittances to merchant payments. The gas subsidies, meanwhile, reduce transaction costs—a critical incentive for mass adoption.

As institutional and retail players increasingly prioritize interoperability, Bitget's move signals a shift toward a more interconnected blockchain economy. With Morph's settlement layer and Bitget's user base, the partnership aims to redefine global payments, making them as frictionless as digital information exchange.