TradFi on BitHz

Trade global markets with USDT

Apple, gold, crude and the S&P — as perpetual contracts settled in USDT, beside your crypto positions.

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What you can trade

Every TradFi instrument is a USDT-margined perpetual on the same terminal as BTC — no separate account, no separate balance.

Why trade TradFi here

The instruments are traditional. Everything around them is not.

One account, one balance

The same USDT margin backs a Bitcoin position and an Apple position at once. Nothing to transfer between products.

No brokerage, no bank

No securities account to open and no wire to clear. Deposit USDT and the market is open to you.

Long or short, with leverage

Take either side of gold or a semiconductor index, sized with the leverage set for that instrument.

The terminal you already use

Same chart, same order ticket, same positions panel as USDT-M futures. Nothing new to learn.

Start in four steps

From a new account to your first position.

  1. 1

    Create an account

    An email and a password. Verification takes a minute.

  2. 2

    Deposit USDT

    Send USDT on any supported network to your BitHz wallet.

  3. 3

    Pick an instrument

    Browse by asset class — stocks, indices, metals or energy.

  4. 4

    Place your order

    Choose your side and leverage, then confirm on the futures terminal.

Questions worth asking first

What am I actually trading?

A perpetual contract that tracks the price of the underlying — a share, an index fund, a metal or a barrel of crude. It opens, margins and settles in USDT.

When can I trade?

Pricing follows the underlying market, so an instrument can be thin or halted while that market is closed. The contract itself lives on the same terminal as your crypto positions.

Do I own the share?

No. These are derivative contracts. They carry no shareholding, no voting rights and no dividend; what you hold is exposure to the price.

What does it cost?

TradFi contracts use the futures fee schedule. The maker and taker rate for a contract is shown on its trading page, before you place an order.

How much leverage?

It is set per instrument by the venue — metals go highest, stocks and index funds lower. The ceiling for each class is shown above, and the exact figure on the instrument page.

Ready to trade global markets?

Every instrument is live and priced in real time.

TradFi instruments are leveraged derivative contracts settled in USDT. They confer no ownership, voting rights or dividends in any company or fund. Leveraged trading carries significant risk, including the loss of your entire margin. Availability depends on your jurisdiction.