Bitget Wallet X Solver Partner Program Launch
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Aug 05, 2026 · Last updated Aug 06, 2026
The launch of the Solver Partner Program could enhance execution quality and efficiency in intent-based trading, potentially increasing decentralized exchange volumes and benefiting Bitget Wallet's competitive position. It may also spur further adoption of intent-based protocols and tokenized asset trading, positively impacting the broader cryptocurrency market infrastructure.
On August 5, 2026, Bitget Wallet launched the Bitget Wallet X Solver Partner Program, opening its execution infrastructure to professional solvers in intent-based trading. The program provides dedicated quoting and execution capabilities across protocols including CoW Swap, 1inch Network Fusion, and UniswapX. This launch coincides with decentralized exchanges reaching a record 24% of global crypto spot trading volume as of July 2026, the highest share since tracking began in 2019. CoW Protocol, one of the largest intent venues with approximately $87 billion in 2025 volume, operates with only a few dozen active solvers, highlighting the thin execution layer. Accepted partners gain access to aggregation infrastructure connecting 195 liquidity sources across 11 blockchains, with a transaction success rate above 99%. Benefits include higher API request capacity, priority review within 24 hours, and a real-time monitoring layer called Sentinel that removes underperforming liquidity pools. The program is part of the broader Bitget Wallet X enterprise API suite, which also includes RWA trading capabilities supporting market-order trading for tokenized assets through Ondo Stocks and xStocks. Alvin Kan, COO of Bitget Wallet, emphasized that the solver layer is being assembled from scratch by each entrant, and this program aims to reduce infrastructure overhead and improve execution quality across the ecosystem.
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