Bitget Launches Full Trading Access in Georgia Through Tbilisi Free Zone

Highlights:

• Bitget has gained approval in the country of Georgia and now offers trading and wallet services.
• Georgia is supporting digital assets through tax benefits and state grants for blockchain firms in the local market.
• Bitget has expanded globally with stablecoin payments in Vietnam and new partnerships.

Bitget, a crypto exchange founded in 2018, has been granted the license to operate in Georgia by the Tbilisi Free Zone. This license will enable the firm to provide digital asset exchange and custodial wallet solutions in a regulated environment. With the launch, Bitget is able to provide its full services, such as spot trading, futures, and copy trading, to users in Georgia. The company continues to expand into regions that provide business clarity and recognize the potential of digital assets.

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Georgia is also becoming an attractive destination to digital asset companies looking to have clear regulations and robust infrastructure. The nation has been providing blockchain projects with tax benefits, accommodating policies, and government encouragement. The country also has one of the highest rates of crypto mining per capita in the world.

Bitget Launches in Georgia to Strengthen Regional Strategy

The crypto exchange considers Georgia an important component of its strategy in Europe. The government collaborates with blockchain companies when drafting legislation surrounding the industry. The state also provides grants to crypto businesses through the Georgian Innovation and Technology Agency, further incentivizing companies to join the marketplace. This non-restrictive strategy has secured the critical role of Georgia as a digitally based hub.

According to Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, legal frameworks in certain regions provide a solid foundation of digital finance. According to her, Georgia is a testament to a market where innovation and customer safety can flourish today. Bitget has added features such as proof of reserves and a user protection fund to establish trust among local users. The exchange seeks to fulfill the expectations of users and to conform to all local requirements.

Bitget has already received multiple licenses in different European countries. These are Poland, Bulgaria, Lithuania, and the Czech Republic. The company is registered with the national agency of financial agents and brokers in Italy. In the United Kingdom, Bitget is operating under the trading name Archax Ltd., which is registered with the Financial Conduct Authority. These licenses are consistent with the larger aim of the exchange to provide secure services in areas where operating conditions are transparent.

Bitget Extends Global Footprint Beyond Europe

The exchange is also on the front run to establish itself in different locations. Bitget Wallet has also introduced a national QR payment feature in Vietnam as part of the PayFi program. The system enables stablecoin transactions realized by USDT and USDC on numerous blockchains, such as Ethereum, Tron, Base, and Solana. The payment is possible through scanning the VietQR code, which can be used in the payment of goods and services and is recognized by over 2 million sellers.

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Bitget has collaborated with the AEON payment network to connect with more than 55 banks, including VietinBank and Vietcombank. This growth simplifies the everyday purchase changes based on digital assets for the user. In a future update, it will be possible to enable auto-swap capabilities so that there is no need to manually convert tokens.

Vietnam recently passed a new law that recognizes crypto and virtual assets separately. This law, set to begin in January 2026, introduces specific rules for cybersecurity and anti-money laundering. These standards bring more structure to the growing digital asset market in Vietnam.

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