Bitget Registers As Financial Services Provider In New Zealand

As part of its commitment to customer grievance resolution, Bitget has also joined the New Zealand Insurance and Financial Services Ombudsman (IFSO) Dispute Resolution Scheme, an independent body for resolving disputes with financial services companies. This move aligns with Bitget's broader strategy to enhance its compliance and operational framework globally, supporting a wider mix of assets and services, including traditional market instruments, foreign exchange, and tokenized real-world assets.

Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget, emphasized the importance of compliance structures that can accommodate diverse asset classes. She stated that the New Zealand registration further strengthens the platform's international financial services framework, connecting digital assets with established markets. Bitget is developing its Universal Exchange (UEX) model, designed to integrate cryptocurrencies, tokenized securities, commodities, and foreign exchange products onto a single platform. The company continues to expand its services through registered entities and qualified partners across various jurisdictions.