As of September 30, 2025, BitGo provides infrastructure for over 1,550 digital assets across 69 unique blockchain networks. We believe that access should never be a limitation, so each of these integrations is designed to give institutions a unified, reliable platform that develops alongside new innovations.

Setting the Standard for Institutional Access

BitGo supports 92 of the top 100 assets by market capitalization, according to CoinMarketCap. This breadth of coverage reflects BitGo’s commitment to providing institutions with secure access to the digital assets that matter most to their business. By comparison, competitors in the industry average support for roughly 65 of the top 100 assets.

“Institutions today need more than custody; they need a partner that grows with an ecosystem changing daily,” said Chen Fang, Chief Revenue Officer at BitGo. “BitGo’s support across assets, chains, and protocols reflects what it means to be a long-term infrastructure partner, not just a service provider.”

Asset Onboarding at Scale

In 2025 alone, BitGo added 28 new blockchain networks, reflecting an ability to assess and integrate new technologies efficiently and securely.

Support for new protocols released in 2025:

  • Aptos

  • Babylon

  • Base

  • Berachain

  • Bittensor

  • Canton

  • Cronos POS

  • Fetch

  • Flare

  • Flow

  • Hyperliquid

  • ICP

  • Initia

  • Kaia

  • Kava

  • Monad

  • Plasma

  • Polymesh

  • SEI (EVM)

  • Soneium

  • Sonic

  • Somnia

  • Songbird

  • VeChain

  • WeMix

  • WorldChain

  • XDC Network

  • Zero Gravity

BitGo has also expanded support for emerging tokens, including Aerodrome, Aster, Bittensor Alpha, JitoSOL, Linea, USD1, and Walrus. These integrations enhance institutional access to innovation across DeFi, stablecoins, and infrastructure networks.

BitGo’s onboarding process blends speed with precision. Each asset undergoes a detailed smart contract review and comprehensive compliance assessment before integration into custody and wallet systems. The process ensures that new opportunities are introduced without compromising security, governance, or reliability.

Fast and Thorough Processes

BitGo’s onboarding process is structured to maintain high standards of safety and compliance while enabling timely integrations.

Process Overview:

  1. Submission of Review Request

  2. Preliminary Assessment

  3. Comprehensive Due Diligence

  4. Decision Notification

  5. Listing Implementation

  6. Post-Listing Engagement

Asset reviews are prioritized based on both quantitative and qualitative factors such as market capitalization, trading volume, token holder distribution, ecosystem usage, governance structure, and technical compatibility. BitGo also monitors pre-launch assets and new token standards to stay aligned with emerging ecosystems.

Submit a Token for Onboarding

Projects ready for institutional adoption can submit their assets for onboarding consideration through BitGo’s Asset Listing Request Form and learn more about the Asset Listing Process.

Frequently Asked Questions: BitGo Asset Listing Process

How does BitGo evaluate new assets for support?

Every new asset goes through a comprehensive evaluation process that combines technical, compliance, and operational due diligence. BitGo reviews each project’s smart contract design, governance model, regulatory readiness, and market demand to ensure it meets BitGo’s institutional standards for safety and scalability.

What are the steps in BitGo’s listing process?

The process includes six core stages:

  1. Submission of Review Request: Projects submit a formal listing request with details about the token, its use case, and its underlying technology.

  2. Preliminary Assessment: Our team performs an initial screen to determine eligibility and alignment with our security and compliance framework.

  3. Comprehensive Due Diligence: BitGo conducts in-depth technical and legal reviews, evaluates liquidity and ecosystem activity, and assesses overall project risk.

  4. Decision Notification: Once internal reviews are complete, projects are notified of approval or follow-up requirements.

  5. Listing Implementation: BitGo integrates the approved asset across custody, wallet, and reporting infrastructure.

  6. Post-Listing Engagement: BitGo provides ongoing support, monitoring, and collaboration to ensure secure operations and sustained compliance.

How does BitGo prioritize which assets to review?

BitGo prioritizes asset listings based on both quantitative and qualitative factors, such as market capitalization, trading volume, holder distribution, ecosystem growth, governance structure, and technical compatibility. Projects with strong institutional demand or ecosystem relevance may be expedited.

Which token standards does BitGo support?

BitGo currently supports a wide range of token standards, including ERC-20 (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism), SPL (Solana), and other EVM-compatible standards. Native blockchains or custom token frameworks may require additional engineering work, which can affect integration timelines.

How long does the listing process take?

Listing timelines vary based on the asset’s technical complexity, completeness of the submission, and compliance requirements. Standard ERC-20 tokens can move faster, while custom standards or new blockchains may require extended review and testing cycles.

What happens after a token is listed?

After a successful integration, BitGo provides the project team with access to our institutional custody ecosystem, client coverage, and ongoing monitoring. Listed projects benefit from secure storage, reporting tools, and exposure to global institutional participants.

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BitGo is the digital asset infrastructure company, delivering custody, wallets, staking, trading, financing, and settlement services from regulated cold storage. Since our founding in 2013, we have been focused on accelerating the transition of the financial system to a digital asset economy. With a global presence and multiple regulated entities, BitGo serves thousands of institutions, including many of the industry's top brands, exchanges, and platforms, and millions of retail investors worldwide. For more information, visit www.bitgo.com.

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