Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget announced the launch of Zero-Fee Mode for Bitget CFD, introducing a commission-free account option aimed at expanding trading flexibility and simplifying access to contracts for difference (CFD) markets.
The new offering arrives as Bitget CFD continues to record strong growth. According to the company, daily trading volume reached $8 billion in May, bringing the platform closer to the $10 billion mark. The increase in activity reflects growing interest in multi-asset trading, as traders seek access to a wider range of global markets through a single platform.
With the introduction of Zero-Fee Mode, Bitget CFD now operates a dual-account structure intended to accommodate different trading preferences. The platform’s existing ECN Mode remains available for professional and high-frequency traders who favor tighter spreads combined with volume-based commission pricing. The newly launched Zero-Fee Mode, meanwhile, is designed for users who prefer a simplified fee model that removes trading commissions while maintaining standard spreads.
According to the company, the decision to introduce an additional account type was driven by user feedback and demand for more straightforward trading experiences. Rather than relying on a single pricing structure, the platform now allows traders to select an account format based on factors such as trading style, capital allocation, experience level, and individual preferences.
“Multi-asset access is becoming the new standard for trading platforms, and CFD is central to how Bitget is delivering that future,” said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget in a written statement. “By introducing Zero-Fee Mode, we are providing users with greater flexibility to engage in global markets, further advancing our mission to make financial opportunities more accessible within a single, integrated ecosystem,” she added.
The launch follows a period of expansion for Bitget CFD. The platform recently received recognition as the Best Global Multi-Asset Trading Platform at the Online Trading Expo. Bitget has also reported increasing participation in non-cryptocurrency markets, noting that traditional financial instruments accounted for as much as 40% of trading activity on certain days during the year.
Among the most actively traded products on the platform are gold and major U.S. equity indices, including the NAS100, which the company identified as key contributors to overall trading volume growth. These trends reflect a broader movement among traders toward diversified exposure across both digital assets and traditional financial markets.
Bitget stated that CFD trading remains an important component of its Universal Exchange strategy, which seeks to integrate cryptocurrency and conventional financial market access within a unified ecosystem. The addition of Zero-Fee Mode is positioned as part of the company’s wider effort to broaden participation in multi-asset trading and provide users with a wider range of trading options tailored to different levels of experience and investment objectives.
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