The registration requires Bitget to adhere to strict oversight from Argentina’s Financial Information Unit, aligning the platform with the nation’s evolving regulatory framework. This move follows similar expansion efforts in Mexico, as the exchange seeks to solidify its presence in regions where public adoption and government oversight are accelerating in tandem.
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Bitget secures official registration in Argentina
Nearly 20% of the Argentine population now utilizes digital assets, prompting Bitget to secure official status as a Virtual Asset Service Provider. By joining the National Securities Commission registry, the exchange gains a legal foothold in one of Latin America’s most active cryptocurrency markets while committing to local anti-money laundering standards.
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, noted that the company prioritizes sustainable growth by integrating with local compliance requirements. Beyond standard exchange operations, the firm has recently pivoted toward bridging digital assets with traditional finance. The company now offers access to over 300 tokenized products, including equities and commodities, with its tokenized equity division recording more than $30 billion in trading volume since the start of 2025. By allowing assets like Apple, Nvidia, and Tesla-linked tokens to serve as collateral for futures trading, Bitget aims to capture the growing demand for blockchain-based financial instruments.
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