Bybit integrates stocks, gold, forex, and indices into its app, allowing USDT-based trading of TradFi assets alongside crypto.
Author: Chirag Sharma
June 13, 2025 — Trade Apple, Tesla, Gold, and More. Bybit, the world’s second-largest crypto exchange by volume, has officially entered the TradFi world. In a landmark update to its mobile app, users can now trade traditional assets like gold, U.S. stocks, indices, and forex pairs, all directly from within the Bybit platform—no third-party apps required.
Announced by CEO Ben Zhou on X, this update positions Bybit as a one-stop trading hub, merging crypto and legacy finance in a unified interface. The expansion enhances accessibility for millions of traders, both crypto-native and TradFi curious, amid growing demand for multi-asset portfolios in a volatile macro environment.
On ByBit Through the “Trade” and “TradFi” tabs in the app, users can access:
All assets are paired with USDT, streamlining transitions between crypto and traditional asset classes.
Bybit’s expansion into TradFi is backed by a contract-for-difference (CFD) model—enabling users to speculate on price movements without owning the actual assets. This model offers:
This initiative builds on Bybit’s record-breaking MT5 launch, which saw $24 billion in gold volume in a single day earlier this year.
“Whether hedging with gold or speculating on stocks, users can now do it all in one place.”—
To celebrate, Bybit is offering a limited-time 50% discount on trading fees for stock trades via the Gold & FX tab until June 15, 2025. The promotion is designed to onboard new users into TradFi markets with ease.
Bybit’s strategic partnership with Imrat Group, an international hedge fund, reinforces the exchange’s institutional-grade infrastructure and commitment to broadening access to financial tools.
This move blurs the lines between crypto and Wall Street:
With gold predicted to reach $4,000/oz in 2025, this integration comes at a time when safe-haven demand is spiking.
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