Bitget, the world's largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has introduced Delta Neutral Mode within its Unified Trading Account, adding a new risk management feature designed for traders using hedging and arbitrage strategies across spot, margin, and futures markets.
The feature applies differentiated auto-deleveraging (ADL) ranking treatment to eligible hedged positions when accounts meet predefined delta neutrality criteria.
Delta Neutral Mode allows users to combine spot, cross margin, and cross futures trading under a single unified account structure while the system evaluates directional exposure at both the account and asset levels.
Eligible positions that satisfy the neutrality thresholds receive lower ADL priority during extreme market conditions, helping reduce the likelihood of auto-deleveraging for properly hedged strategies.
The system evaluates account neutrality using delta exposure calculations relative to total account equity, while also verifying whether futures positions are effectively hedged by spot holdings in the same underlying asset.
Built for arbitrage and market-neutral strategies
According to Bitget, the feature is specifically designed for traders running funding rate arbitrage, basis trading, market-neutral strategies, and quantitative hedging models.
Delta Neutral Mode currently supports USDT-M, USDC-M, and Coin-M futures across both live trading and demo trading environments, with ongoing rollout planned across web, app, and API access channels.
Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget, said trading infrastructure is increasingly evolving toward more sophisticated multi-strategy environments.
"Trading infrastructure continues evolving toward more sophisticated multi-strategy environments where users actively manage exposure across spot, derivatives, and onchain markets simultaneously. Delta Neutral Mode adds more flexibility for traders using hedging and arbitrage strategies while improving how risk treatment is handled within a unified account structure," said Gracy Chen.
The launch expands Bitget’s broader Unified Trading Account infrastructure, which the company says was designed to improve capital efficiency and simplify cross-market trading execution.
The introduction of Delta Neutral Mode also follows Bitget’s continued push toward institutional-style trading infrastructure within its Universal Exchange ecosystem, including multi-asset trading access, tokenized financial products, and cross-market collateral functionality.
According to the company, the broader goal is to support increasingly advanced trading strategies while maintaining unified account management across multiple market types.
Dan Burgin
