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BitGo Expands Go Network with Gate US Integration, Giving Institutions Secure Access to Exchange Liquidity

BitGo Expands Go Network with Gate US Integration, Giving Institutions Secure Access to Exchange Liquidity

BitGo Holdings, Inc. (“BitGo”), the digital asset infrastructure company, announced that Gate US is joining BitGo’s Go Network Off-Exchange Settlement (OES), expanding secure institutional access to U.S. digital asset liquidity through a market structure designed to separate custody and trading.

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The integration enables mutual institutional clients to access Gate US’s liquidity while keeping assets securely held in segregated, regulated custody at BitGo Bank & Trust, National Association, BitGo’s OCC-chartered national trust bank, with the protections of an independent regulated fiduciary.

Clients can pledge cash and cash equivalents, crypto assets, and select tokenized real-world assets such as money market funds. Rather than transferring assets onto an exchange, clients allocate balances held in BitGo Bank & Trust custody for trading. Balances are projected to Gate US and accepted for execution while the underlying assets remain in BitGo Bank & Trust regulated custody throughout the trading lifecycle. Settlement is completed through BitGo Bank & Trust’s Go Network infrastructure, reducing operational complexity and counterparty exposure.

“We believe the future of institutional trading isn’t about forcing clients into a single venue or workflow. It’s about connecting them to every opportunity through a common infrastructure layer,” said Adam Sporn, Head of Prime Brokerage and Institutional Sales at BitGo. “Whether clients trade through BitGo Prime or directly with exchanges like Gate US, they should be able to access liquidity without sacrificing the protections that come from keeping assets in regulated qualified custody. Go Network is how we’re making that possible.”

“Institutional clients want the ability to trade with confidence, without compromising on custody or counterparty risk. Partnering with BitGo on Go Network OES lets Gate US offer our liquidity to institutions in a framework built around regulated, segregated custody—reinforcing the kind of trusted infrastructure this market needs to keep scaling. We’re excited to deepen our relationship with BitGo and provide mutual clients with a secure and efficient path to our markets,” Laura Liu, COO at Gate US said.

Go Network OES supports BitGo’s broader approach to institutional market infrastructure: meeting traders where liquidity exists. While many clients access global liquidity directly through BitGo Prime’s offering, others maintain relationships with specific exchanges to access regional markets, products, or venue-specific pools. Go Network OES gives institutions the flexibility to trade how they choose while maintaining a consistent security and operating model.

Go Network has also continued to expand throughout 2026 with the addition of major trading venues across regions, supporting BitGo’s broader strategy of delivering a Global Liquidity Layer that connects institutions to global digital asset markets.

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