Bitget Registers as PSAV in Argentina
Registration places the exchange under Argentina's AML/CFT reporting obligations before the Financial Information Unit.
Overview
- Bitget, which was added to Argentina’s CNV PSAV registry on Friday, now has formal permission to operate under the country’s virtual-asset framework.
- The registration requires Bitget to meet anti-money‑laundering and counter‑terrorism financing reporting rules and to file reports with Argentina’s Financial Information Unit.
- The move strengthens Bitget’s Latin America compliance push after recent approvals in other markets and gives the exchange clearer local footing to serve Argentine users.
- Bitget has recently expanded tokenized-asset functionality, including allowing 15 tokenized stocks and ETFs as collateral for USDT-margined futures and upgrading its wallet to route trades into tokenized real-world assets.
- Argentina is a high-adoption market where company data points to roughly one in five people using crypto and more than 15,000 businesses accepting digital payments, which makes local registration commercially important and could accelerate competition and oversight in the sector.