Bitget
Founded in 2018, Bitget has become a major derivatives exchange with a strong focus on copy trading and futures.
Key facts
- Trading platforms
- WebMobileAPIBitget Wallet
- Account types
- SpotMarginFuturesEarn
- Instruments
- Spot CryptoMarginPerpetual FuturesStakingTrading Bots
- Deposit & withdrawal
- CryptoBank CardP2P
- Features
- Accepts IraniansPersian supportIslamic accountCopy tradingDemo account
Score breakdown
Each criterion is rated 0–5 by our editorial team.
- Trust & Regulation3.7
- Fees & Costs4.5
- Platform & UX4.4
- Deposit & Withdrawal4.0
- Support4.0
- Features & Range4.5
Full review
Bitget launched in 2018 and its main entity is registered in Seychelles. Heavy investment in copy trading has made it one of the largest crypto copy-trading platforms.
Bitget holds VASP registrations in several European countries, including Italy (OAM) and Lithuania, and in 2025 obtained an exchange and custody licence in Georgia's Tbilisi Free Zone. It does not yet hold a tier-1 licence such as MiCA at the time of writing. It maintains a user Protection Fund and publishes Proof of Reserves.
Base spot fees are 0.1%, with a 20% discount when paying in BGB. Perpetual futures, trading bots, demo trading, Bitget Wallet and earn products are offered.
Funding is via crypto, cards and P2P. Bitget does not accept residents of Iran.
Last updated: Oct 6, 2026
Pros & cons
- One of the strongest copy-trading offerings
- User Protection Fund
- Wide altcoin selection
- Demo trading
- Competitive fees
- No tier-1 licence
- High leverage risky for beginners
- Does not accept Iranian users
- Limited fiat support
Licences & regulation
Tier 1 means the strictest oversight.
| Regulator | Authority | Tier | Licence no. |
|---|---|---|---|
OAM (Italy) OAM (Italy) | OAM (Italy) | Tier 3 | — |
Lithuania (VASP registration) Lithuania (VASP registration) | Lithuania (VASP registration) | Tier 3 | — |
Georgia (Tbilisi Free Zone) Georgia (Tbilisi Free Zone) | Georgia (Tbilisi Free Zone) | Tier 3 | — |
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