Bitget Launches Anti-Scam Month 2026, Reports $32.3 Million Recovered for Users

• Bitget launched Anti-Scam Month 2026 and revealed it helped users recover $32.3M from fraud cases in 2025.
• The exchange blocked 150M malicious attacks, flagged 13,000 risky IPs, and handled 18,135 protection cases.
• Bitget’s security campaigns reached 1.38B users as it expanded anti-fraud education and industry partnerships.

Bitget has launched Anti-Scam Month 2026, its annual security awareness campaign. The initiative seeks to help users navigate the risks in digital and tokenized financial markets.

This year’s campaign carries the theme: “More Assets, Stronger Shield. Stay Safe in the Multi-Asset Era”. The launch comes as trading platforms expand beyond cryptocurrencies and offer access to tokenized stocks, commodities, and other financial products.

Alongside the campaign, Bitget released its 2025 security and fraud prevention results. The company highlighted its efforts to improve user protection and strengthen platform security.

Bitget Reports Security Gains in 2025

According to Bitget, its security systems blocked more than 150 million malicious attack requests in 2025. The platform also identified over 13,000 high-risk malicious IP addresses.

The company handled 18,135 user protection cases during the year. Through its security response efforts, Bitget said it helped users recover about $32.3 million linked to security incidents and fraudulent activities. Hon Ng, Chief Legal Officer at Bitget, said

“The industry is entering a multi-asset era where users can access a wider range of products and markets through a single platform. As that access expands, security responsibilities increase, too.”

Ng said protecting users requires continuous risk monitoring, fast response systems, security education, and cooperation across the industry.

Enhanced Account Security and Threat Detection

Throughout 2025, Bitget expanded its security infrastructure across multiple layers. The platform strengthened Passkey authentication using FIDO2 and WebAuthn standards. It also expanded multi-factor authentication coverage for high-risk account actions and improved anti-phishing protections.

In addition, Bitget upgraded its device management tools. These tools allow users to monitor and control account access in real time.

According to the company, its web security systems recorded more than 2.8 billion interceptions through custom protection rules. The platform also blocked over 1.5 billion DDoS-related attack attempts during the year.

Bitget further improved its monitoring systems with machine learning-based behavioral analysis. These tools help detect suspicious activity and identify emerging threats across the ecosystem.

User Education Reaches 1.38 Billion People

User education remained a major part of Bitget’s anti-fraud strategy. The company said its Anti-Scam Month campaigns in 2024 and 2025 reached around 1.38 billion people worldwide. The campaigns included educational content, security resources, and community engagement initiatives.

Bitget also expanded its Anti-Scam Hub and continued operating its public bug bounty program. The company launched interactive initiatives such as the Smarter Eyes Challenge, a phishing and scam detection exercise. According to Bitget, nearly 50,000 people participated in the challenge.

Industry Partnerships Support Anti-Fraud Efforts

Bitget said it continued working with blockchain security firms SlowMist and Elliptic. The partnerships support threat intelligence sharing, anti-fraud research, and security awareness efforts across the industry.

The company said it will continue investing in platform security, user education, and industry collaboration as digital asset and tokenized financial markets evolve.

Bitget currently serves more than 125 million users worldwide. In recent years, it has expanded beyond cryptocurrencies to offer tokenized stocks, ETFs, commodities, foreign exchange products, and precious metals.