Svmuu News: Bitget has announced a partnership with Atomic Vaults (AVS), a U.S.-licensed brokerage firm. AVS will provide the underlying infrastructure for “Bitget U.S. Stocks,” Bitget’s recently launched direct access service for U.S. stocks. AVS is a broker-dealer registered with the U.S. SEC and a member of FINRA and SIPC, with a monthly notional trading volume exceeding $20 billion. It provides institutional-grade trading infrastructure and compliant access to the U.S. stock market.
It is understood that Bitget’s U.S. stock business has adopted a dual-track approach: on one hand, it offers trading of stock tokens (rTokens) through the compliant RWA protocol Reality; on the other hand, it provides direct trading of real stocks via AVS.
Bitget Partners with U.S.-Licensed Brokerage Firm Atomic Vaults (AVS)
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