Nigeria: Bitget Extends Market Access With Tokenised Stocks for Traders

24 March 2026
This Day (Lagos)
By Kayode Tokede

Bitget said it is expanding its spot market with a new batch of Ondo Global Markets tokenized securities, bringing major U.S. equities, index ETFs, and precious metals into a single trading environment alongside digital assets for Nigerian traders.

The rollout strengthens Bitget's multi-asset model, allowing users to trade crypto and traditional market exposures side by side, around the clock, within one USDT-based account.

"Market movements are no longer bound by date and time, user expectations no longer stop at the boundary between crypto and traditional finance. This expansion with Ondo brings some of the world's most watched equities, index products, and precious metals into our spot market in a way that feels native to how modern users already trade," said Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget..

"Bitget is now offering tokenized equities alongside crypto and becoming the everything app, powered by Ondo," said Ian De Bode, President of Ondo Finance. "Ondo tokenized stocks, ETFs, and commodities are available for trading on every Bitget platform, in size."

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The new listings are set to include some of the most recognized names in global markets. On the equities side, the lineup covers Tesla (TSLAon), NVIDIA (NVDAon), Apple (AAPLon), Alphabet (GOOGLon), Microsoft (MSFTon), Amazon (AMZNon), Meta (METAon), and AMD (AMDon). The expansion also brings broader market exposure through index ETF products including SPYon, IVVon, QQQon, IWMon, and ITOTon, alongside commodity-linked assets such as IAUon and SLVon, giving users a direct way to access gold and silver-linked instruments from the same spot interface used for crypto trading.

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