Bitget Wallet supports login without mnemonic phrases.

Odaily reports that Bitget Wallet has launched a Social Login feature, allowing users to create and access self-hosted wallets via Google, Apple ID, or email, without needing to record or store mnemonic phrases.

This feature is implemented based on a TEE (Trusted Execution Environment), where the private key is generated, encrypted, and used within a hardware-isolated area, and cannot be viewed, copied, or exported. Wallet activation takes only seconds, and users can restore access by logging in again after changing devices. All signing operations are completed within the TEE.

According to Bitget Wallet, this solution is built on AWS Nitro Enclaves. Unlike solutions that rely on multi-party computation, TEE keeps all critical operations on the local device, simplifying the recovery process while reducing system complexity. While social login has been attempted in the industry before, solutions combining TEE hardware isolation with large-scale mobile deployment are still relatively rare.