By Zika Bobby
Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 company, has officially launched its institutional services in Nigeria. This strategic move aims to empower fintech companies by providing access to world-class trading tools, white-label solutions, and liquidity infrastructure.
The new institutional service suite equips fintech startups and enterprises with an open framework to leverage Bitget’s advanced trading architecture. Features include API integration for trading operations, proof of reserves to guarantee transparency, broker system capabilities, and access to the Bitget Protection Fund, securing client funds in a volatile market. This launch shows Bitget’s commitment to supporting financial empowerment and innovation in Nigeria’s thriving fintech ecosystem.
According to Bitget Chief Executive Officer, Gracy Chen, “Our goal is to empower Nigerian businesses to innovate and leverage blockchain for wealth creation opportunities, hence, the institutional services empowers fintech leaders with tailored solutions, as the offerings designed to cater for the unique operational needs of institutional clients, enabling businesses to embed trading functionalities like spot and futures markets, wallet management, and more, directly into their platforms.
The Key services include White-label Broker Services which enabled Fintech companies to deploy customized crypto exchanges using Bitget’s infrastructure while managing branding and users independently. There is also API Solutions that can make the Developers to integrate trading functionality via APIs for spot, margin, and derivatives markets, ensuring fast execution and seamless experiences for end users.”
“The ND Broker Model provides clients with complete autonomy over user-facing platforms, offering exclusive front-end flexibility while relying on Bitget for back-end market liquidity. Clients are able to employ Protection Fund and Proof of Reserves of over $600M secured in the Bitget Protection Fund and real-time Proof of Reserves, which gives clients assurance of maximum transparency and security. By leveraging these tools, businesses can focus on fostering customer trust and introducing cutting-edge services without worrying about the costly overheads associated with creating trading modules from scratch.
“Regarding regional crypto innovation drive, the Nigerian fintech industry, which has seen rapid growth in mobile payment systems and blockchain adoption, is ripe for integrating high-value crypto solutions. Bitget aims to act as a strategic partner, providing fintechs with the resources and liquidity needed to grow robust crypto marketplaces, with our institutional services, local businesses now have a strong foundation to deliver personalized financial tools that align with the digital economy’s future. Bitget not only offers technical tools but also provides comprehensive marketing and operational support to institutional partners with various options which include campaigns and media articles supports, collaborate to drive user engagement and brand recognition while fintech platforms make use of custom trading competition to engage users with rewards and participation campaigns and fintech partners gain access to Bitget’s global marketing engine to amplify their visibility and increase user acquisition efforts,” she said.