BitGo has expanded BitGo Link to support 10 exchange brands, including Binance, Bybit, Coinbase Exchange and OKX.
The digital asset infrastructure company said the expansion gives eligible institutional clients more ways to monitor balances, manage transfers and oversee approvals across trading venues through its platform.
The 10 supported exchanges are Binance, Bitget, Bitstamp, Bybit, Coinbase Exchange, Crypto.com, Deribit, Gate, Kraken and OKX. Previously, Link supported Coinbase Exchange, Kraken, Crypto.com, Gate, Bitget and OKX US.
Launched in August 2026, Link connects external exchange accounts to BitGo’s platform, giving trading and treasury teams a centralised view of assets held in BitGo wallets and connected venues.
What BitGo Link lets institutions do
Eligible institutional clients can use Link to view asset-level balances across BitGo wallets and connected exchange accounts, including supported sub-accounts.
The platform also allows clients to initiate and track deposits and withdrawals between BitGo wallets and connected exchanges. They can also move funds between supported exchange main accounts and sub-accounts.
Transfers initiated through Link are subject to BitGo’s Policy Engine, user permissions and approval workflows.
BitGo said institutions operating across multiple exchanges often rely on separate platforms to monitor balances, transfer assets and coordinate approvals. Link brings these processes together through a single interface, allowing teams to manage liquidity across venues.
“We believe institutions should be able to manage their digital assets from one place, regardless of where they trade or hold them,”
said Mike Belshe, CEO and Co-founder of BitGo.
“Expanding Link to connect more of the exchanges our clients use is another step toward that vision, making it easier to manage assets and move liquidity across venues.”
Part of a wider platform push
BitGo is positioning Link as part of a broader institutional platform that combines exchange connectivity with custody, trading, financing and settlement capabilities. The company aims to reduce fragmentation while giving clients greater visibility across connected accounts and control over transfers initiated through Link.
BitGo’s local subsidiary holds a Major Payment Institution license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), granted in August 2024.
Singapore also serves as the company’s regional hub for Asia Pacific.
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