Svmuu News: Bitget announced that it has completed registration with New Zealand’s Financial Service Providers Register (FSPR), with its business scope covering foreign exchange, cross-border remittances, asset custody, portfolio management, and the execution of trades in financial products such as stocks and ETFs on behalf of clients. Additionally, Bitget has joined the New Zealand IFSO dispute resolution scheme, providing users with an independent channel for dispute resolution. This move further enhances Bitget’s global compliance infrastructure and supports the expansion of its traditional financial instruments and tokenized RWA businesses.
Previously, Bitget obtained a DASP license in El Salvador and an FSCA license in South Africa. On the product front, Bitget has launched rToken, a U.S. stock token that tracks the liquidity of traditional markets such as NASDAQ on a 1:1 basis, and has introduced a direct brokerage connection service for U.S. stocks, supporting trading in over 10,000 U.S. stocks and options.
Bitget Completes Registration as a Financial Services Provider (FSPR) in New Zealand
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