Bitget Opens VIP 7 Fast Lane To Traders From Rival Exchanges
Bitget is offering experienced traders from rival exchanges a direct route to its top VIP 7 tier in a campaign running until Oct. 31. Bitget VIP 7 Access The exchange said its "VIP to the Top
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Bitget is offering experienced traders from rival exchanges a direct route to its top VIP 7 tier in a campaign running until Oct. 31.
Bitget VIP 7 Access
The exchange said its "VIP to the Top" campaign, tied to its eighth anniversary, began Sept. 15 and grants qualified users a 30-day VIP 7 Experience Card without climbing each lower level. Some can extend it by meeting extra trading targets.
Current VIP traders on other exchanges qualify by proving at least 50 million Tether(USDT) in futures volume or 30 million USDT in spot volume over the past 30 days. Former Bitget VIPs who reached VIP 4 or higher through futures trading between August 2025 and August 2026 also qualify if they lost that status before the campaign. The campaign also includes a VIP Upgrade program and a TradFi Challenge.
Bitget said it based the campaign on surveys and interviews with more than 300 of its VIP users, who named trading costs and rates as key concerns. "Switching platforms shouldn't mean starting from zero," said CEO Gracy Chen. She said those traders care most about trading costs, liquidity, execution and capital efficiency.
The campaign fits Bitget's wider push toward institutional and professional traders. This week, the exchange also opened its Open API to gold, forex, stock indices and crude oil for algorithmic traders.
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