Bitget launches CFD copy trading for forex, commodities, indices

Bitget has launched CFD Copy Trading on its platform, allowing users to automatically mirror professional traders across forex, commodities and indices using MT5-linked accounts. Users can begin following a strategy with a minimum of 50 USDT.

The product follows recent growth in Bitget’s CFD business. The company reported the business exceeded $6 billion in single-day trading volume and noted volatility in gold, oil, major currency pairs and equity indices drew increased participation from crypto-native traders seeking broader market exposure.

CFD Copy Trading uses the same copy trading framework Bitget offers for futures and spot products. MT5 account creation and withdrawal processing are automated and completed in under three seconds, according to the firm.

The platform applies a High-Water Mark profit-sharing model. Expert traders receive profit share only after a follower’s account reaches a new net profit high and has fully recovered prior losses. Performance metrics including return on investment, follower counts and profit-sharing figures refresh hourly. Profit-share settlements are processed daily. Eligible strategy providers can receive up to 30% in profit share and VIP structures may restrict portfolios to invited followers.

Bitget’s Universal Exchange model lets users trade multiple asset classes from a single USDT-based margin account, allowing movement between crypto, commodities, forex and indices without transferring funds across external brokers.

Gracy Chen, Bitget’s CEO, commented that more users are paying attention to macro movements because opportunities have widened beyond crypto. She added that copy trading lowers the execution barrier for users who want exposure to global markets without building that expertise from scratch.

The company says it serves over 125 million users and provides access to more than 2 million crypto tokens, over 100 tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, foreign exchange and precious metals. Bitget mentioned an AI agent intended to assist with trade execution and partnerships with LALIGA, MotoGP and UNICEF for education initiatives.

A risk notice from the company warns that digital asset prices can be volatile and advises investors to allocate only funds they can afford to lose, to seek independent financial advice and that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.