Bitget Launches App Integrating Crypto and Traditional Finance Markets
Omoyeni Olabode

Global cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has unveiled an upgraded mobile application designed to integrate cryptocurrency trading with traditional financial markets in a single platform.
According to the company, the updated app introduces a side-by-side display of crypto and traditional financial markets on its homepage, enabling users to trade across different asset classes during the same session.
The new platform expands access to stock-linked products, foreign exchange (Forex), indices, commodities, and precious metals such as gold and silver, all settled in USDT.
Bitget explained that the upgrade follows its January rollout of traditional finance trading features, reflecting the growing convergence between crypto-native assets and conventional financial instruments.
Under the redesigned interface, all crypto products including futures, spot, margin, on-chain and earn services are consolidated under a unified “Trade” tab to simplify navigation for users. A separate TradFi tab provides access to gold, foreign exchange, indices, stock perpetuals and real-world asset tokens.
Bitget Chief Executive Officer Gracy Chen said the platform is positioning itself for a future where crypto becomes the infrastructure for global finance. She added that the redesigned interface reduces the number of trading steps by about 30 per cent compared with typical industry standards.
Chen noted that the firm’s strategy is to transform Bitget from a purely crypto-native exchange into a broader liquidity hub linking traditional financial assets with blockchain-based markets.
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