Bitget launches new website in Turkey.
- On Monday, Bitget launched a website specifically for Turkish users.
- Bitget Turkey offers a Fiat Gateway that allows trading using TRY.
- TokenInsight recognized Bitget as one of the top 4 centralized exchanges in Q1.
Bitget is continuing to fulfill its commitment to global expansion. The cryptocurrency exchange has officially entered Turkey with a dedicated website – Bitget TR.
Turkey is a fast-growing cryptocurrency market
The new website aims to offer localized services to cryptocurrency enthusiasts in Turkey. Turkey is a rapidly growing country in terms of cryptocurrency adoption.
The launch of Bitget TR enables us to provide localized, convenient, and compliant cryptocurrency services to users in Turkey.
Last month, Bitget successfully registered as a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) in Poland (read more). TokenInsight named it as one of the top four centralized exchanges in the first quarter of 2023.
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Bitget now has a team of 1,300 people across more than 60 countries and regions.
Bitget TR comes with a Fiat Gateway
More significantly, Bitget Turkey features a Fiat Gateway that enables local users to use TRY – the Turkish Lira – for trading on the website.
The user-friendly platform allows Turkish users to easily make deposits or withdraw funds in their local currency. Gracy Chen, the Managing Director of Bitget, said in a press release today:
We will continue to gain trust and recognition with the launch of more localized services in collaboration with local partners.
Bitget, whose partner is the legendary Lionel Messi, is continuing to expand its footprint at a time when peers Binance and Coinbase are facing intense scrutiny from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.