Matrixport has rebranded as BIT, reflecting the firm’s continued development in digital asset financial infrastructure and services.

Alongside the rebrand, BIT published its BIT 2026 Trust Whitepaper, outlining the governance, risk management and operational frameworks supporting its services.

The paper provides a structured overview of the firm’s governance, compliance and operational foundations.

CEO John Ge said,

“Digital asset markets are entering a phase in which governance, transparency and operational discipline are increasingly important.

BIT reflects the continued evolution of our business and our commitment to building trusted digital asset financial infrastructure.”

The firm said the rebrand will not affect existing client accounts, products or services, while its legal entities and contractual arrangements will remain unchanged.

BIT is also exploring potential capital markets opportunities in the United States, including a possible public listing.

Founded in 2019, the company, previously known as Matrixport, offers services including custody, trading, asset and wealth management, liquidity and financing solutions, as well as tokenised real-world assets.

Its entities maintain a licensed and regulated presence across Singapore, Hong Kong, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, the United States and Bhutan.

This includes a Major Payment Institution licence in Singapore and a FINMA-licensed Manager of Collective Assets in Switzerland.

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