Bitget has opened public access to its TradFi trading suite following the completion of a private beta that drew more than 80,000 users.
The beta phase began in December and allowed selected users to trade assets beyond cryptocurrencies, including gold, foreign exchange, indices, and commodities.
During the test period, the firm said trading activity exceeded internal expectations, with XAU/USD (gold versus the US dollar) recording more than $100m in single-day trading volume, one of the highest daily figures reported during the beta.
The public launch expands Bitget’s platform to include 79 traditional financial instruments.
These products are accessible from existing Bitget accounts and are settled in USDT (Tether).
The company said the interface and execution model were designed to be familiar to users accustomed to crypto trading, while enabling exposure to macro-driven assets without requiring the use of multiple platforms.
Bitget said feedback from beta participants was used to refine execution, liquidity, spreads, and leverage options ahead of the broader release.
The TradFi suite forms part of the company’s broader Universal Exchange (UEX) strategy, which aims to offer trading across multiple asset classes within a single ecosystem.
“Traders want the flexibility to choose between assets in a unified ecosystem,” said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget.
“They want the freedom to move between crypto and traditional markets as conditions change. TradFi going public is about giving them that accessibility in one place, without friction.”
With the TradFi suite now available to all users, Bitget joins a growing number of crypto-focused platforms seeking to integrate traditional financial products alongside digital assets, reflecting a broader trend toward multi-asset trading environments.
