Key points
- Bitget Wallet has expanded AI-powered security detection following a 7.4-fold increase in weekly phishing-related detections between Q2 and Q3 2026.
- AI identified 90% of newly blocked risky domains in October, up from 36% in Q2.
- The expansion strengthens wallet protection through website analysis, domain screening and transaction simulation.
Bitget Wallet expanded AI threat detection after weekly phishing-related detections rose 7.4-fold from Q2 to Q3 2026.
Phishing-related signing requests represented 57% of detections across four risk categories monitored during Q3.
“AI is making cyberattacks cheaper and easier to scale,” Bitget Wallet Chief Operating Officer Alvin Kan said in a statement.
AI identified 90% of newly blocked risky domains in October, up from 36% in Q2.
The system examines website code, domain-registration data and simulated transactions to identify fraudulent sites and hidden permissions.
Bitget Wallet integrates these checks with GetShield and safeguards including encrypted key storage, multi-party computation and biometric authentication.
The wallet cites more than 100 million users and a $300 million user protection fund.
The expansion adds AI-powered screening to wallet security as phishing attempts increasingly target cryptocurrency transaction approvals.
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