Bitget Adds Delta Neutral Mode to Unified Trading Account for Hedging and Arbitrage Strategies

Bitget expands institutional-grade trading capability with Delta Neutral Mode

The Bitget exchange has added a new risk management product called Delta Neutral Mode to its Unified Trading Account. Delta Neutral Mode is designed to provide hedging and arbitraging capabilities across spot, futures and margin markets. 

Bitget’s Unified Trading Account feature makes it possible to manage spot, futures and margin positions on a single account with a single pool of funds. This eliminates the need to transfer assets between different types of accounts, allows assets and margin to be shared across products, and gives traders the option to offset profits and losses between different positions. 

With the new Delta Neutral Mode feature, the system measures directional risk at both the overall account level and the individual asset level. Positions that meet the required neutrality criteria qualify for reduced ADL (auto-deleveraging) priority during severe market events, which can help lower the chance of ADL for strategies that are appropriately hedged.

The system measures account neutrality through delta exposure calculations against total account equity, while also checking whether futures positions are adequately offset by spot holdings in the same underlying asset.

This feature is intended for traders using funding-rate arbitrage, basis trades, market-neutral approaches, and quantitative hedging systems. It is compatible with USDT-M, USDC-M, and Coin-M futures in both live and demo trading environments, and is being progressively introduced across web, mobile app, and API access channels.

The rollout broadens Bitget’s existing Unified Trading Account framework, which was created to enhance capital efficiency and make cross-market trade execution easier. 

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Delta Neutral Mode arrives as Bitget continues to build out institutional-grade trading infrastructure within its Universal Exchange ecosystem, spanning multi-asset market access, tokenized financial products, and cross-market collateral capabilities. 

The company has kept expanding tools for more sophisticated trading strategies while preserving unified account management across different market categories.

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen commented on the rollout of the new feature, saying that it’s a reflection of the evolution happening in trading infrastructure: