Bitget has launched a zero-commission account option for CFD trading, rolling out what it calls Zero-Fee Mode alongside its existing ECN structure. The move comes as the platform's CFD daily trading volume pushes toward $10 billion, up from $8 billion in May. Non-crypto assets — including gold and U.S. stock indices — have been pulling in a growing share of activity, accounting for as much as 40% of trading on certain days in 2025.
Two accounts, one platform
Zero-Fee Mode offers standard spreads with no trading commissions. It sits alongside the existing ECN Mode, which uses raw spreads and charges a commission per trade. The dual-account structure lets users pick based on their style. Those who prefer straightforward cost structures can opt for the zero-fee route; traders who want tighter raw spreads and don't mind paying per trade stick with ECN.
Non-crypto assets gaining ground
Bitget CFD isn't just a crypto play anymore. On peak days last year, non-crypto assets made up 40% of trading volume on the platform. Gold and NAS100 are the two most popular products, and the exchange offers access to over 100 tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, FX, and precious metals. That's on top of more than 2 million crypto tokens.
User base and product range
The exchange serves over 125 million users globally. Its CFD arm now lists more than 2 million crypto tokens and 100+ traditional-market instruments. The variety is broad — equities, indices, precious metals, currencies — all tradeable alongside crypto positions. That breadth is likely what earned Bitget CFD the title of Best Global Multi-Asset Trading Platform at the Online Trading Expo earlier this year.
Keeping momentum going
The timing isn't accidental. CFD daily volumes have climbed from $8 billion in May to near $10 billion this month. Adding a commission-free option is a direct pitch to traders who want simpler cost structures and are comfortable with standard spreads. With crypto markets still volatile and traditional assets pulling in a larger share of activity, Bitget is betting that a zero-fee model can sustain the growth — and maybe accelerate it.
