Universal exchange Bitget has updated its peer-to-peer fee structure for Naira trades. The platform now charges zero fees for takers, while makers pay a 0.1% fee. This change targets enhanced liquidity and smoother trading activity for NGN users. Bitget’s P2P marketplace allows direct cryptocurrency trading without relying on traditional banking rails.
The fee update simplifies access for users filling existing orders, while balancing costs for liquidity providers. Bitget will continue monitoring market conditions to introduce further adjustments as necessary. The marketplace supports buying and selling of supported fiat currencies with local settlement options.
Chief Marketing Officer Ignacio Franco explained that the zero-fee initiative aligns with regional market demands. The adjustment encourages more participants to join NGN P2P trades. This stimulates liquidity and ensures a competitive trading environment. Bitget remains committed to refining infrastructure to meet local trading needs.
Zero taker fees help users save costs while executing trades efficiently. Makers benefit from a transparent fee structure while continuing to provide liquidity. The platform enhances access to cryptocurrencies for Nigerian traders and investors.
By integrating zero-fee trading, Bitget supports seamless entry into the digital asset market. The company prioritises sustainable growth and adaptation to evolving market dynamics. Overall, the update strengthens Bitget’s role as a leading P2P exchange in Nigeria.
Bitget’s P2P solution balances utility, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness, positioning it as a preferred marketplace for Naira cryptocurrency trades.
