Bitget TradFi is now fully open, supporting USDT trading for gold, forex, and other assets.
ChainCatcher News, Bitget announced the official launch of TradFi, now open to global users. This section allows users to trade forex, precious metals, indices, and commodities using USDT. The first batch of assets covers 79 trading categories across these four major classes. The feature began limited beta testing in late December, with over 80,000 applicants for the beta and a cumulative trading volume exceeding $10 billion.
The platform provides comprehensive guarantees in terms of liquidity, cost, leverage, and security. Relying on top-tier liquidity providers, Bitget is able to maintain a stable order book environment and avoid hidden costs; it also supports up to 500x leverage, enabling higher trading efficiency in categories such as forex and gold. Compared to the cryptocurrency market, TradFi products offer more competitive fees, as low as $0.09 per lot. In addition, the platform operates under the regulatory framework of the Financial Services Commission (FSC), providing users with a fair, secure, and stable trading environment.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen stated: "A wise bird chooses the right tree to nest in, and capital flows to where it can profit. Today's traders are no longer limited to a single investment track. The mission of trading platforms is to break boundaries and make the transfer and flow of assets safer and more efficient. The launch of TradFi is an important part of Bitget UEX (Universal Exchange) plan, giving users flexibility on a single platform and eliminating barriers to cross-market trading."
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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