Bitget Adds Official Nasdaq Data to U.S. Equity Products
The exchange says Nasdaq data replaces aggregated feeds for its equity-related products, while order matching and settlement arrangements stay unchanged.
Key Takeaways
- Bitget says official Nasdaq data now supports its U.S.-equity-related products.
- Order matching, execution and settlement arrangements remain unchanged.
Exchange-Sourced Equity Data
Bitget said on September 10, 2026 that it had replaced third-party aggregated feeds with official Nasdaq market data for its U.S.-equity-related products, according to its announcement.
The company said it supplements the feed with monitoring, validation and anomaly controls. It described the upgrade as supporting market information during busy periods, including the U.S. opening session, earnings releases and macroeconomic announcements.
Bitget said the integration requires no action from users. Orders continue to be matched and executed on its platform; transactions are not executed or settled through Nasdaq.
Nasdaq's data catalogue lists equity products ranging from last-sale information and top-of-book quotes to full order-book depth. Bitget did not name the specific feed it adopted.
Market Analysis
The change gives Bitget's equity-related products an exchange-sourced data input. For automated strategies and risk systems, the relevant change is the origin of their market information; trade execution remains on Bitget.
Sources: Bitget, September 10, 2026; Nasdaq market-data catalogue.
Note: This article is for news reporting purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
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