Crypto Exchange Bybit Now Offers Full TradFi Access, Including FX, Stocks, and Gold
Bybit rolled out a new trading feature that brings traditional financial markets into the same platform used for cryptocurrencies. Dubbed Bybit TradFi, the new service seeks to enable users to trade gold, forex, indices, commodities, and stock CFDs directly from the Bybit app.
“Investors are looking for opportunities, and some legacy barriers between emerging and traditional financial markets are only artificial. Bybit TradFi represents our commitment to breaking down these walls,” commented Ben Zhou, the CEO and Co-founder of Bybit.
“We're giving our users essential tools they need to diversify and navigate macro factors across major asset classes, all within the Bybit platform they already know and trust,” he explained.
Aiming for a Unified Market Access
Bybit, a centralized crypto exchange (CEX), will now enable access to all five major markets within a single trading environment. Users can reportedly trade 78 stock CFDs, including Apple, Tesla, Amazon, and Google, alongside crypto, using one account and crypto wallet.
The launch removes the need for separate platforms like MetaTrader 5 and simplifies access to traditional assets, targeting users looking to diversify their holdings across asset classes.
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The move follows Bybit’s earlier launch of Gold & FX product, which hit a record daily trading volume of over $24 billion on April 17, 2025, according to the company.
Responding to Crypto Users' Demand
Bybit TradFi now expands this offering to a wider range of traditional instruments, including indices and commodities. The company said the new service responds to demand from crypto traders seeking broader market exposure, particularly during periods of global market volatility.
A promotional offer is in place until June 23, 2025, with eligible users receiving a 50% discount on trading fees for stock CFDs. The service is available through the Bybit app, though regional restrictions apply. Users in the European Economic Area and other limited jurisdictions are not eligible.
Bybit TradFi is reportedly powered by Infra Capital, which is licensed by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius. The exchange said the TradFi launch supports its growing user base of over 70 million, allowing both retail and institutional clients to manage diversified portfolios from a single interface.
“We are actively collaborating with regulators and pursuing licenses globally to ensure our users can access our innovative platform with the highest levels of regulatory and compliance assurance,” Zhou added.
Last month, Bybit obtained a Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation license from the Austrian Financial Market Authority. The approval enabled the exchange to operate as a regulated crypto-asset services provider within the European Economic Area.