Bitget Offers 10,000 USDT to Users Willing to Drag Their Stock Portfolio Across the Aisle 🧳
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Bitget Offers 10,000 USDT to Users Willing to Drag Their Stock Portfolio Across the Aisle 🧳

—By our Exchanges & Companies Desk2 min read

Bitget has launched a Stock Transfer Fast-Track Plan that lets users move US stock holdings from participating brokers directly into Bitget Stock+, with fee reimbursements of up to 10,000 USDT for eligible transfers. The promotion runs until July 31, 2026.

The initiative targets users who already hold US equities through Futu, Tiger, Moomoo, Longbridge, Webull, and IBKR. Equities held with brokers outside that list are not eligible for transfer-related perks, according to the announcement. Once transferred, the assets sit within a Bitget account that also supports digital asset trading, allowing users to retain their existing positions without selling and rebuying.

Reimbursements under the program are tied to the value of the stocks moved and the actual transfer fees incurred, with a maximum payout of 10,000 USDT per eligible user. Bitget said the goal is to combine traditional equity exposure and crypto trading inside a single account, giving users access to Stock+ features such as crypto-funded stock trading alongside their existing share positions.

The exchange described the plan as a way to give investors who already manage US stocks a more unified interface, while broadening Bitget Stock+ as a destination for assets held at external brokerages. Details on eligibility, qualifying transfer values, and the reimbursement process are set out in the program's published terms.

No changes were announced for Bitget's existing crypto products, and the firm did not indicate whether the Stock Transfer Fast-Track Plan would be extended beyond the July 31, 2026 deadline.

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