Bitget Launches Arabic lingual support for over eleven Middle Eastern and North African countries

The top cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 provider in the world, Bitget, has added Arabic language support to its mobile app and website, making it accessible from over eleven Middle Eastern and North African nations.

Bitget gives users more access to Arabic-speaking audiences by supporting the language. MENA-based Bitget customers would benefit from easier learning curves and better communication when buying and selling bitcoins, thanks to the linguistic support.

This action aligns with Bitget’s support for Fiat gateways for seven different currencies in the Middle East, including dinars, riyals, and ouguiyas. Due to its rapid growth, the platform declared in July that it intends to expand its audience further, focusing on the Middle East as the next destination for business expansion.

Gracy Chen, Managing Director at Bitget said: “Our expansion plans of growing in the Middle East and North Africa have now advanced into building user-centric products for the region. We’re listening to our users’ demands and delivering features as per their preferences. With the Arabic language Bitget App, we’re providing easy access to people who want to learn and thrive in crypto.”

On Bitget, users may now trade cryptocurrencies in more than 12 Middle Eastern currencies and more than 590 tokens. Using Bitget’s P2P, Earn, Futures, Copy-trading, and other features is also supported in terms of languages.

Furthermore, Bitget customers in the Middle East will profit from free costs for purchasing and selling cryptocurrencies using Bitget P2P, as the platform prioritises offering a flawless trading experience. This guarantees a seamless and user-friendly experience for traders.

Bitget is investigating obtaining licenses to conduct business in the intended Middle Eastern markets. Obtaining the necessary permits and regulatory clearance is crucial to facilitating the company’s growth and enabling it to establish regional branches. In recent months, Bitget has expanded its operating reach internationally, registering as a VASP (Virtual Asset Service Provider) in Poland and registering as a comparable cryptocurrency in Lithuania. The updated Middle East expansion strategy is in line with Bitget’s goal of promoting widespread usage of cryptocurrencies.