Bitget launches CFD Standard+trading mode

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Bitget CFD Newly added Standard+trading mode, supporting 0 fee-free trading

BlockBeats reported that,October 26, according to the official announcement,Bitget CFD added Standard+trading mode, further expanding users’ diverse trading options. Under this mode, trades incur no fixed fees; only overnight fees are charged as usual, and an integrated spread mechanism is used. All trading instrument names carry the.p suffix (for example,XAUUSD.p), and the trading scope covers all instruments. Underlying product configurations, such as tiered leverage and contract sizes, remain consistent with the ECN mode.

Users can switch to this mode for trading when their accounts have no open positions or pending orders. Web users can go to “Account Preferences” — “Account Mode” to open the switching dialog; App users must upgrade the Bitget App to version 2.95.0 or above, then tap “Account Mode” on the trading page to switch. Currently,Bitget CFD supports Standard+、ECN、0 fee-based and Pro 4 account modes, allowing users to choose flexibly according to their trading frequency and strategy requirements.

Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/373753

Key points

BlockBeats reported that Bitget CFD added a Standard+trading mode.
Standard+The mode charges no fixed fees, only overnight fees as usual, and uses an integrated spread mechanism.
Trading instrument names carry the “.p” suffix, and the trading scope covers all instruments.
Underlying product configurations, such as tiered leverage and contract sizes, remain consistent with the ECN mode.
Users can switch to this mode when their accounts have no open positions or pending orders.
On the App, users must upgrade the Bitget App to 2.95.0 or above before switching.
Bitget CFD supports Standard+、ECN、0 fee-based and Pro four account modes.

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This is a new CFD account mode. It charges no fixed fees, but traders still need to pay overnight fees, and costs may also be reflected in the spread.

Why it matters to readers

Users have one more account mode to choose from, but the announcement alone cannot determine the actual trading costs or usage.

Beginners should compare spreads, overnight fees, leverage, and contract rules together, rather than looking only at “0 fees”.

Risks and unknowns

Evidence not provided Standard+specific spread and overnight fee figures for the mode.
Evidence did not provide data on user adoption, trading volume, or revenue changes for the mode.
“0 fees” does not mean that trading has no other costs.

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