Bitget has received official approval to operate as a digital asset exchange and custodial wallet provider within Georgia’s Tbilisi Free Zone (TFZ). The regulatory green light paves the way for Bitget to offer its full suite of services to Georgian users under local compliance.
Georgian Users Gain Full Access to Bitget’s Crypto Services
With the new authorization, Bitget users in Georgia can now tap into spot trading, futures, and copy trading—all within a regulated and secure local environment. The move reflects Bitget’s strategic aim to deepen its footprint across Europe amid the ongoing implementation of the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).
Bitget’s presence in Europe has grown steadily, reinforced by several regulatory milestones. Through its affiliate Archax, Bitget holds a license from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). It is also registered with Italy’s Organismo Agenti e Mediatori and is recognized as a virtual asset service provider (VASP) in Poland, Bulgaria, Lithuania, and the Czech Republic.
Georgia’s Regulatory Clarity and Pro-Business Environment Attract Bitget
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, highlighted Georgia’s appeal amid Europe’s broader regulatory evolution under MiCA. “Georgia stands out as a key market providing regulatory clarity, tax advantages, and real user adoption,” said Chen.
She also pointed to enhanced user security features, including proof of reserves and a dedicated protection fund, as major benefits under the Georgian regulatory regime.
Bitget’s latest move underscores Georgia’s emergence as a crypto-friendly hub. The government actively collaborates with businesses to shape crypto legislation and supports innovation through grants distributed by the Georgian Innovation and Technology Agency. This supportive framework continues to attract major players like Bitget to the region.
