Bitget
| Trust score | 10/10 (rank 6) |
|---|---|
| 24h volume | 16,069 BTC |
| Fees (maker / taker) | 0.10% / 0.10% |
| KYC | Required |
| Proof of reserves | Published |
| Insurance | Protection Fund (~$300M+) |
| Licenses | Lithuania (VASP), Poland (VASP), Italy (OAM), El Salvador (BSP) |
| Derivatives | Yes |
| Website | www.bitget.com |
Bitget grew quickly on the back of its copy trading product and a large protection fund. It publishes monthly proof-of-reserves and lists altcoins early.
Pros
- Leading copy trading platform
- Large self-funded protection fund
- Fast altcoin listings
Cons
- Not available to US users
- Younger brand with a lighter regulatory footprint than Coinbase/Kraken
Securing your Bitget account
- Verify official domains carefully: Bitget is heavily impersonated by phishing sites
Full walkthrough: exchange account security and the checklist.
Questions
Is Bitget safe?
Bitget publishes proof of reserves, maintains Protection Fund (~$300M+) and is licensed or registered in Lithuania (VASP), Poland (VASP), Italy (OAM), El Salvador (BSP). Not available to US users. Keep only what you actively trade on any exchange.
What are Bitget fees?
Base spot fees are 0.10% maker and 0.10% taker, lower with volume tiers.
Does Bitget require KYC?
Yes, identity verification is required before trading or withdrawing.
Where is Bitget based?
Founded in 2018. Headquarters: Seychelles (offices in Singapore, Dubai).