TLDR
- Bitget Wallet users can now access Polymarket through the self-custodial wallet app.
- Bitget Wallet said it serves more than 90 million users worldwide.
- Polymarket called Bitget Wallet a strong entry point for global user growth.
- Bitget Wallet is adding AI sports analysis to support market decisions.
- The firms plan campaigns around the NBA Playoffs and FIFA World Cup.
Polymarket has widened its distribution through a new integration with Bitget Wallet. The move gives Bitget Wallet’s more than 90 million users direct access to prediction markets through their existing self-custodial wallets.
The partnership comes as prediction market platforms compete for reach and user activity. It also arrives as sports-related markets remain active across both Polymarket and rival Kalshi.
Polymarket expands wallet-based access
Bitget Wallet said users can now enter Polymarket markets from its decentralized wallet interface. That setup lets users keep control of their assets while taking part in event-based trading.
The company said the product links prediction markets with real-world events and market news. It added that the integration aims to make access easier for users already active in digital assets.
Polymarket framed the deal as a distribution move tied to future growth. The platform has been working to hold its place in the onchain prediction market segment.
Polymarket Chief Marketing Officer Matthew Modabber said, “As prediction markets evolve into core financial infrastructure, distribution becomes as important as the underlying market itself.” He added, “Bitget Wallet provides a powerful entry point for a global user base.”
Bitget adds AI sports analysis tools
Bitget Wallet said it will introduce AI-powered sports event analysis inside the product. The company said the feature is meant to help users read market conditions more clearly.
The tool will focus on sports markets, which remain popular across prediction platforms. Bitget also said it plans joint campaigns with Polymarket around the NBA Playoffs and the FIFA World Cup.
Sports event trading has become a major source of activity on prediction platforms. That trend has pushed platforms and wallet providers to add tools that support faster decision-making.
Bitget did not share a launch date for every AI feature. Still, it said the analysis tools are part of its broader push into information-based trading.
Payments and funding options widen reach
Bitget Wallet said users can fund access through Apple Pay and other digital payment methods. The company also pointed to gas abstraction for transactions and zero-cost top-ups.
According to Bitget, these top-ups will work across major EVM chains and Solana. That setup is designed to reduce friction for users moving into prediction markets.
The integration may help Polymarket reach users who prefer to trade from one wallet interface. It also reduces the need to shift between separate apps and services.
The broader market remains competitive. Polymarket is also seeking to raise $400 million at a $15 billion valuation, according to The Information. Analysts at Bernstein estimate prediction market volumes could grow from about $51 billion in 2025 to $1 trillion by 2030.





