BitGo Link Adds Binance, Bybit, Bitstamp and Deribit, Reaching 10 Exchanges
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BitGo Holdings has added Binance, Bybit, Bitstamp and Deribit to BitGo Link, its institutional service for managing exchange accounts, taking the platform to 10 centralized exchange brands from six, according to Blockonomi. The additions were announced between November 10 and 11, 2026.
The change means transfers sent through Link carry the same roles, approval workflows and Policy Engine that BitGo applies to its custody wallets. The rules governing who can sign off on a move out of custody now also cover assets heading to a linked exchange. BitGo published the expanded exchange list in a post on X on November 11, 2026, naming Binance, Bitstamp, Bybit, Deribit and OKX.
Key facts
- BitGo Link now connects to 10 centralized exchange brands, up from six before the update.
- Binance, Bybit, Bitstamp and Deribit joined the service; the earlier six were Coinbase Exchange, Kraken, Crypto.com, Gate, Bitget and OKX.
- Transfers through Link follow the same approval rules as BitGo custody wallets.
- BitGo has not disclosed commercial terms or a rollout schedule for the four new venues.
- Link launched in August 2026, roughly three months before this expansion.
What clients can do from one console
Eligible institutional clients can view asset-level balances across BitGo custody wallets and connected exchange accounts, including supported subaccounts. They can move funds between BitGo wallets and linked exchanges, and shift assets between main accounts and subaccounts on the same exchange without leaving the BitGo interface. Access permissions are managed from the same place.
Crypto Briefing reported that the added connectivity lets trading and treasury teams handle liquidity without running a separate interface for every venue. That account matches Blockonomi’s description of the tool’s purpose, though the two reports describe the workflow slightly differently: Blockonomi frames Link around treasury and operations staff, while Crypto Briefing emphasizes trading teams alongside treasury.
Link sits alongside BitGo’s other institutional products, Go Network and BitGo Prime. The official release does not describe Link as an exchange, and it lists no direct order execution beyond the exchange integrations. Only clients meeting BitGo’s eligibility rules can use it; retail users have no direct access.
Why it matters
Each added venue covers a different slice of the market, which is how industry coverage framed the selection: Binance is among the largest spot markets by global volume, Bybit carries a heavy presence in spot and derivatives, Deribit holds a majority share of crypto options trading, and Bitstamp has one of the longest operating histories in the sector. For a custody bank, wiring exchange connectivity into the same approval structure as cold storage narrows the gap between where institutions hold assets and where they trade them.
BitGo’s scale gives the integration weight. The company has traded on the New York Stock Exchange since its January 2026 initial public offering, and it operates BitGo Bank & Trust, National Association, which it describes as the first federally chartered digital asset custody bank owned by a publicly traded company. CEO Mike Belshe said during Link’s development that institutions should manage portfolios from a single point of control wherever they trade.
What to watch
Details published through November 11 left several questions open. BitGo has not confirmed a phased rollout schedule, and it is unclear whether all eligible clients can reach the new connections immediately. Possible technical limits by subaccount type on each platform remain undocumented, and no commercial terms have been released for the four additions. Any of those disclosures would clarify how quickly the expanded coverage becomes usable.
Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not investment, financial or trading advice. Cryptocurrency prices are highly volatile. Always do your own research.
Sources: Blockonomi, Crypto Briefing
