Bitget TradFi FAQ

Bitget TradFi lets users trade traditional financial assets such as forex, gold, indices and stocks through contracts for difference (CFDs) within Bitget, using USDT as margin. According to information published by Bitget, the feature entered closed beta in December 2025; the actual scope of availability is as per official announcements.

Find the TradFi entry in the Bitget app or on the website and follow the prompts to open an MT5 account. You need to have a Bitget main account first, and you may be required to complete identity verification. Note that your MT5 login and password are separate from your Bitget main account, so keep them safe.

Only USDT is currently supported as margin. Other assets such as BTC and ETH cannot be used directly as margin. You first need to transfer funds from your spot account to your TradFi account. Official information says transfers within the platform are free of charge, but if this changes, the official terms apply.

Yes. Bitget TradFi is built on MetaTrader 5 (MT5) and supports features such as chart analysis, technical indicators and EAs, and it can be used on mobile or desktop. The terminals available are as described by Bitget.

Leverage varies by instrument and position size. Official information mentions relatively high leverage on instruments such as forex and gold, and it may change as the rules are adjusted. High leverage magnifies both profits and losses. Check the exact figure in the instrument information on the TradFi trading screen.

The margin level reflects your account's capacity to absorb losses. If it gets too low, the system may close your positions (stop out) to control risk. We recommend managing your position size, setting stop-losses and watching your margin level at all times. The exact stop out level is as set by Bitget's official rules and on-screen prompts.

TradFi trading hours depend on the traditional market for the underlying instrument. For example, forex and gold are usually closed at weekends, and opening and closing times differ between instruments. Check the trading sessions in the instrument details.

TradFi trades CFDs on traditional assets such as forex and gold, whose prices are driven mainly by the macroeconomy and traditional markets, and it is traded through MT5. Crypto futures trade the price of cryptocurrencies and are traded on the Bitget futures screen. The rules, trading hours and risk parameters of the two differ, so do not mix them up.