Bitget has rolled out a new feature called Bitget TradFi that lets its users trade traditional financial instruments like forex, gold, commodities, indices, and stock CFDs directly from the same interface they use for cryptocurrencies.
Instead of opening a separate brokerage account or moving money through banks, traders can use USDT as the single margin and settlement currency across both crypto and TradFi markets. This means the same balance that backs Bitcoin or altcoin positions can also be deployed into EUR/USD, XAU/USD (gold), crude oil, or major equity indices without leaving the platform.
At this stage, the service is in a controlled beta, available to selected users while Bitget tests performance, pricing, and risk controls. It supports high leverage on instruments such as forex and gold, institutional-style liquidity, and a CFD structure that allows speculation on price movements without owning the underlying asset.
Bitget is positioning this as a unified multi-asset environment: users can move capital between spot crypto, futures, copy trading, tokenized stocks, and now traditional markets in a few clicks, using familiar order types and margin systems. The aim is to give crypto-native traders an easier path into macro and cross-asset strategies, while reducing friction between digital assets and traditional finance.