Cryptocurrency Exchange Bitget Plans to Hire 60 Employees for Dubai Office

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Bitget, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, is strategically expanding its operations in the Middle East with plans to hire 60 employees for its new Dubai office. This move aligns with the company's broader goal of establishing a regional headquarters in the UAE while exploring opportunities in Bahrain and other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.

Strategic Expansion into the Middle East

The exchange has already begun recruiting for middle- and back-office positions, signaling its commitment to building a robust local presence. Gracy Chen, Bitget's Managing Director, emphasized the long-term vision behind this expansion:

"We aim to rapidly scale our Middle Eastern team to support business growth, hiring 60–200 employees over the next three decades. Dubai is under consideration as our operational hub for the region, reflecting our core mission to drive global blockchain and cryptocurrency adoption."

Key Initiatives:

Bitget’s Global Footprint

Bitget has secured regulatory approvals in Poland (as a Virtual Asset Service Provider) and Lithuania, underscoring its focus on compliant growth. Since its 2018 launch, the Singapore-based platform has evolved into a multifaceted exchange offering:

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With 1.6 million registered users across 48 countries—including the UK, France, Japan, and Russia—Bitget continues to strengthen its market position. Notably, its 2022 partnership with Lionel Messi as brand ambassador amplified global visibility, introducing the platform to mainstream audiences.

FAQs

Why is Bitget expanding in the Middle East?

The region shows rising cryptocurrency adoption, with Dubai emerging as a crypto-friendly hub. Bitget aims to meet local demand while adhering to regulatory frameworks.

What services does Bitget offer?

Beyond trading, Bitget provides copy trading, staking, and educational initiatives to foster crypto adoption.

How does Bitget ensure regulatory compliance?