Bitget Wallet integrates Tempo mainnet and showcases Skill Pulse at MPP Hackathon
Odaily reports that Bitget Wallet announced the integration of the stablecoin payment public chain Tempo mainnet, and is participating in the MPP hackathon jointly organized by Tempo and Stripe with its Skill Pulse, exploring the deep integration of AI Agent and on-chain payments.
Skill Pulse allows users to complete asset queries, Alpha discovery, real-time trading signal acquisition, as well as programmable payments, smart Swap, and cross-chain operations all within a single interface. This hackathon showcased the interoperability between Bitget Wallet Skill and the Tempo mainnet, as well as Tempo MPP's micropayment capabilities. The unified AI Agent experience provided by Bitget Wallet is set to become a trusted infrastructure for developers to build native on-chain payment services.
Tempo is an EVM-compatible, high-performance payment public chain launched in collaboration between payment giant Stripe and Paradigm, focusing on enterprise-level stablecoin payment scenarios. Its features include no native Gas Token, dedicated payment channels, a built-in compliance framework, and mnemonic-free login. According to disclosures, Tempo completed a $500 million Series A funding round at a $5 billion valuation in October 2025, led by Thrive Capital and Greenoaks.
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