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Bitget has launched a feature allowing users to transfer eligible U.S.-listed stock and ETF holdings from external brokers into the platform, where the assets are converted into rTokens for broader use within its ecosystem.
Bitget has introduced the rToken Stock Transfer feature, allowing users to transfer eligible whole shares of over 3,000 U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs from external brokers into the Bitget platform. The transferred assets are received through a Free of Payment mechanism and converted automatically into rTokens via the In‑Kind Tokenization Network, granting users exposure to the underlying equities within Bitget’s ecosystem. These rTokens can be used for spot and margin trading, lending, and other financial products, and are backed 1:1 by the underlying equities held in custody. Key requirements include identity matching between the external brokerage and Bitget account, submission of recent proof-of-ownership documents, and the exclusion of fractional, OTC, and third-party holdings. Transfers typically process within 5–12 business days, with no Bitget fee for incoming transfers, while outbound transfers incur a $150 fee per asset.
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Bitget is a cryptocurrency exchange offering spot and futures trading with a range of digital assets including BTC, LTC, ETH, and USDT, accessible via web and mobile platforms. Key features include demo accounts, a trade copying service, algorithmic trading options, and the ability to pay commissions with bonus credits. For more details, see the broker profile on Traders Union.
For background, the previous Bitget update on Traders Union detailed the broker's ongoing commitment to industry security standards and alignment with leaders like Binance. You can read more in the previous Bitget update on Traders Union.