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Bitget vs HTX
Pricing, features, platforms and who each one suits — side by side.
B
Choose Bitget if…
- you need an API to build on
- you work on iOS, Android, macOS
- you're in its core audience: crypto traders, derivatives traders
H
Choose HTX if…
- you're in its core audience: crypto traders, derivatives traders
Side by side
Feature Bitget HTX
Pricing modelPricing unknownPricing unknown
Starting price——
Free plan
Free trial
API
Open source
PlatformsWeb, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, APIWeb
CompanyBitget—
Full feature lists
B Bitget
- Spot, futures, margin and CFD trading
- Tokenized US stocks and stock perps up to 100x
- One margin pool across asset classes
- Copy trading for spot, futures and bots
- Trading bots and GetAgent AI assistant
- Earn products and Web3 wallet
- Monthly 1:1 Proof of Reserves via Merkle Tree
- Trading API and TradingView integration
H HTX
- Spot cryptocurrency trading
- Coin-margined swap contracts
- Tiered maker and taker fees
- PRO Sharing Program for professional traders
- Fee Setting menu to check your applicable rate
Strengths and limitations
Bitget
- Crypto, stocks, commodities and forex in one account
- $300M+ Protection Fund and monthly Proof of Reserves
- Licensed in more than 10 jurisdictions
- Apps for iOS, Android, macOS and Windows
- The provided pages do not state trading fees
- High-leverage products carry significant risk
HTX
- Fee rates go down at higher account tiers
- Offers both spot and swap markets
- The vendor pages reviewed don't publish a standard fee table
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Facts from each vendor's public pages. Editorial policy