HONG KONG — All-asset trading platform BiFu has transitioned its infrastructure by bringing its trading services under BiNet, a unified asset trading network. The system connects crypto, forex, commodities, stock CFDs, real-world assets (RWA), and prediction markets into a single account and funding framework.
According to the platform, the restructuring addresses fragmentation in the trading industry. Multi-market traders typically manage separate accounts across different platforms for crypto, forex, gold, and stocks. Shifting capital between these isolated accounts can take hours or days, occasionally resulting in missed trading opportunities.
BiNet functions as an underlying infrastructure layer rather than an additional standalone trading venue. It standardizes the point of access, allowing users to complete KYC once and utilize fiat and crypto funding through internal transfers. The system features a unified view of exposure and a single onboarding relationship per market.
As the user-facing entry point, BiFu currently connects six distinct markets. These include spot and derivatives crypto trading for major coins like BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP, alongside forex CFDs, commodities such as gold, silver, and crude oil, and stocks. Additionally, the platform supports digitized real-world asset rights and prediction markets covering geopolitics, crypto, sports, weather, and the economy.
The platform aggregates liquidity from over 200 exchanges and market makers, operating a proprietary sub-millisecond matching engine and 7x24 smart routing. Security measures include asset segregation from operating funds under third-party custody, multi-layer cold storage with multi-party authorization, real-time AML and KYT monitoring, penetration testing, code audits, and an investor protection insurance fund.
BiFu recently tested its multi-market model through a football campaign held in June and July. The event drew 13,999 participants predicting match goals, while forex notional volume reached US$160 million. The company noted that participants who initially engaged with the campaign subsequently moved on to forex trading within the same account framework.
The company's CEO stated that the platform solves the issue of capital sitting in silos instead of flowing freely between markets when opportunities arise. BiFu plans to connect additional markets over time while maintaining a single entry point for users.
"Fragmentation across different financial markets has long been an operational hurdle for active traders. By streamlining identity verification, funding channels, and execution into a single underlying network, platforms like BiNet are attempting to solve a fundamental infrastructure challenge. While consolidating multiple asset classes into one account offers clear efficiency gains, the success of such models will ultimately depend on robust risk management, regulatory compliance, and seamless cross-market liquidity management as they scale globally." — Dr. Shishir Gupta, Founder & CEO, StartupLanes
