BitGet Wallet has launched a trading infrastructure API, moving the consumer wallet into the business-to-business (B2B) market by offering execution, market data, and cross-chain services for fintech companies and digital asset platforms. Its structure is DEX-based and features real-time markets.
BitGet Wallet launched a specialized B2B trading API with a DEX-based execution engine that aggregates liquidity from over 80 decentralized trading protocols and supports multi-chain operations. The company also highlighted intelligent routing for comparing quotes by venue, MEV-protected nodes to reduce predatory executions, and an automated monitoring system called Sentinel to identify unstable liquidity pools.
Another key feature is that the API will support Ethereum, Solana, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Morph, and BNB Chain. As proof of its capabilities, pilot programs achieved a mid-to-high transaction success rate of 90% and established a target operational availability of 99.9%.
The Market Data API provides prices and activity across 33 blockchains, covering millions of cryptocurrencies and over 200 tokenized stocks, with address-level information and automated risk indicators.
The suite includes an AI-powered detection module to flag suspicious behavior in pools and a cross-chain API that converts and transfers assets between blockchains in a single, tracked process, giving platforms visibility into transaction progress from initiation to completion.
Why is Bitget Wallet targeting fintech operations?
Bitget Wallet’s shift is aimed at fintech companies and digital asset platforms that prefer to outsource complex on-chain trading and market data functions rather than develop them in-house. The company framed the move as a response to the growing demand for specialized infrastructure in the expanding Wallet-as-a-Service and embedded finance markets.
By bundling execution, market intelligence, and cross-chain tools, Bitget Wallet seeks to reduce the integration costs and fragmentation that have hindered on-chain trading adoption. The company also emphasized regulatory compliance, citing alignment with the EU framework as part of its effort to facilitate institutional integrations.
Analysts and platform engineers are likely to closely monitor adoption metrics and uptime performance: mid-to-high-range API success rates of 90% and a 99.9% availability target are the measurable benchmarks available today.
A broader industry projection cited in the press release indicates rapid market growth through 2026, underscoring why infrastructure specialization is becoming central to many fintech strategies.
