Bitget is advancing its real-world asset strategy with a new institutional liquidity framework designed to connect traditional brokerage assets with broader digital asset liquidity, the exchange announced on October 21, 2026.
The initiative contains two main layers. Broker Interoperability supports more than 3,000 eligible US-listed stocks and ETFs. Its first product, rToken Transfer, launched on October 13 and lets users transfer qualifying securities from external brokerage accounts into Bitget without first liquidating their holdings. Users initiate a Free of Payment transfer to Bitget’s designated Alpaca omnibus account, after which the In-Kind Tokenization Network converts the securities into rTokens credited to spot accounts.
The second layer, Super Match, coordinates Bitget’s internal trading flows, market makers and multiple liquidity sources. The exchange says this can improve execution and price discovery, and may support trading outside conventional equity market sessions where allowed, though liquidity and pricing remain subject to market conditions and asset eligibility.
“The next phase of tokenization will be defined by the infrastructure that allows assets and liquidity to move across markets,” said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget. “Providing access to tokenized equities was a key starting point. Now we’re focused on connecting existing brokerage assets with deeper liquidity and more flexible ways to deploy capital.”
Once eligible securities become rTokens, supported assets may be used for spot trading and, where available, margin-related services, borrowing and lending, earn products and future collateral applications. The strategy builds on Bitget’s Reality RWA issuance platform, where rToken assets under management had reached about $114 million by July 6 and cumulative transactions had exceeded two million.
