Asset Listings at BitGo
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BitGo continuously evaluates assets that meet our institutional thresholds for security, compliance, and operational fit. With thousands of digital assets in the market, we prioritize reviews based on alignment with our infrastructure, regulatory readiness, and institutional demand. As part of this evaluation, we may request additional materials from the project team to complete our internal assessment.
How we prioritize listings
We prioritize assets based on a range of quantitative and qualitative factors, including trading volume, market capitalization, token holder activity, ecosystem traction, governance structure, and the credibility of key contributors. Social sentiment, token distribution models, and project transparency also influence prioritization.
Supporting launch-ready tokens
We actively monitor the pipeline of new token launches and may assess projects ahead of mainnet launch. For these pre-launch reviews, we apply a tailored framework focused on anticipated demand, institutional relevance, and integration timelines.
Infrastructure compatibility
BitGo supports a broad range of token standards with minimal integration effort—such as ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism, as well as SPL tokens on Solana. Native blockchains and custom standards require additional engineering work, which may affect prioritization.
If your project has a token live on mainnet—or is preparing to launch—and you believe it aligns with BitGo’s infrastructure, we welcome your submission through our Token Support Intake Form. Although we cannot respond to every submission, our team will follow up if your asset moves forward in the review process or if we need further details.
BitGo Listing Process
BitGo adheres to rigorous standards and a structured review process for all asset listings—ensuring every supported token meets the requirements for institutional use, regulatory alignment, and secure infrastructure integration.
Submission of Review Request
Prospective projects must initiate the process by submitting a formal review request. The submission should include detailed information about the asset, including its intended use, underlying technology, and the development team.
Preliminary Assessment
BitGo performs an initial evaluation to determine whether the asset aligns with our internal listing framework and risk standards. If the asset meets our preliminary criteria or if additional information is required, BitGo will contact the project team directly.
Comprehensive Due Diligence
A rigorous due diligence process follows, during which BitGo evaluates various aspects of the asset. This includes, but is not limited to, technological soundness, use case validity, market demand, governance structure, and regulatory compliance.
Decision Notification
Once due diligence is complete, BitGo notifies projects that have been approved to proceed toward listing. In parallel, internal teams are also informed—especially in cases where the listing request originated from a client or partner.
Listing Implementation
BitGo will initiate the standard listing process, which includes enabling wallet support and operational integration. Trading-related features may be activated where applicable, subject to sufficient liquidity and compliance thresholds.
Post-Listing Engagement
Listed projects benefit from continued collaboration with BitGo, including technical support and compliance monitoring, to ensure ongoing integrity, security, and adherence to applicable regulatory standards.
FAQs
How does BitGo prioritize reviews?
How does BitGo prioritize reviews?
Business Criteria
We prioritize assets based on established business metrics, including:
- Market Demand: Trading volume, market capitalization, and community engagement
Adoption Indicators: Number of token holders and usage traction of the underlying application or protocol
- Liquidity Potential: Anticipated trading activity and ecosystem participation
- Qualitative Factors: Social media sentiment, behavioral patterns, history of project contributors, and token distribution models
Pre-Launch Assets
As new tokens continue to enter the market, BitGo actively monitors emerging projects to support timely asset listings. For pre-launch assets, we apply a distinct set of business criteria to assess readiness and relevance for potential support at or near launch. This process allows us to evaluate and prioritize assets that are expected to meet industry demand on day one.
Technical Considerations
BitGo currently supports a wide range of token standards with minimal integration effort. However, native blockchains or tokens requiring complex integration demand additional resources, which may affect review prioritization. Assets that align with our existing infrastructure are reviewed more efficiently, while others may experience longer timelines based on technical feasibility.
What types of tokens does BitGo currently support?
What types of tokens does BitGo currently support?
We can speedily integrate tokens on Ethereum, Optimism, Arbitrum, Polygon, Solana and many more. For a comprehensive list, please take a look at our Developer Portal.
Why did you decide not to list certain assets?
Why did you decide not to list certain assets?
if a widely recognized asset has not been listed by BitGo, it is likely due to one or more of the following reasons:
- The asset does not currently meet BitGo’s internal listing standards
- There is insufficient information available to conduct a thorough evaluation
- Technical integration work is required before the asset can be supported
The asset is built on a network or token standard that BitGo does not currently support
Are there any fees associated with a listing?
Are there any fees associated with a listing?
Token listings initiated by BitGo clients on supported L1 chains are free of charge — we do not collect listing or application fees in these cases. However, when asset foundations or issuers request a listing directly, separate integration fees may apply depending on the complexity and requirements of the integration.
How does BitGo manage and prevent unfair or disorderly trading?
How does BitGo manage and prevent unfair or disorderly trading?
At BitGo, the clients’ orders are handled and executed in a fair, orderly and timely manner in accordance with the MAS expectations. BitGo's trading platform is a riskless principal trading solution, where customer face BitGo and BitGo faces a dozen of Market Makers and Exchanges. BitGo operates a smart order router which allows Customer to execute trade against the best price in this pool and BitGo retaining a small spread as revenue. A
ll customers go through robust KYC and Onboarding checks, on the trading side customers are simply takers of liquidity at the price available. On the maker side, the pool of dozen liquidity providers eliminates reliance of a single exchange / market maker and any associated disorderly trading on the liquidity provider front.
For OTC trades, our traders base their quotes on prevailing market rates across exchanges and liquidity providers, striving to match or beat the best price available in the market at that time. Client orders are processed strictly in the sequence they are received, barring special instructions from the client.
Our systems timestamp incoming orders and queue them on a first-in, first-out (FIFO) basis to ensure no unfair prioritization. Each order is executed promptly and in its entirety (if possible). Partial fills (if an order cannot be filled fully at once) are handled fairly – any remaining balance continues to be worked or filled at the next best available price. We do not aggregate or bundle client orders unless doing so is unlikely to disadvantage any client and has operational benefits.
How does BitGo settle trades with LPs and clients?
How does BitGo settle trades with LPs and clients?
BitGo settles with liquidity providers both on-chain and off-chain, certain liquidity providers have accounts within BitGo's ecosystem and BitGo does a 2way swap to net settle obligations, in certain instances BitGo settles on chain subject to defined settlement limits against these liquidity providers.
How does BitGo trade deal with failed trades and settlements?
How does BitGo trade deal with failed trades and settlements?
BitGo's e-trading solution is fully straight through processing, there are controls in place to mitigate any off market price fills. In the unlikely event of a failed trade BitGo will work with the Customer and its Liquidity Providers to find a mutual resolution.