BTG applications and platforms
The BTG portfolio serves distinct kinds of users: Exchange information, Bridge data permissions, spatial field applications and reusable software development.
Bit Trade Global Exchange
The Exchange application is designed around discovering rights-defined assets and examining their issuer, provenance, restrictions, evidence, documents and trade or settlement status where lawfully applicable. Its commercial and investment pathways require different forms of authorization and disclosure. A candidate DCO asset reference is not a listed security or public market quote.
The public screen gallery shows intended information presentation. Verified live offerings, issued instruments and market statistics require independently supportable production records.
BTG Bridge
Bridge focuses on the source-holder experience: connect an authorized data source, review the recipient and purpose, approve only the permitted data, understand downstream handling and inspect a record of the handoff. It is not a cross-chain cryptocurrency bridge and does not grant automatic commercial ownership to connected data.
Connector support must be confirmed per provider and version. An illustrated screen does not establish an available third-party connector or completed security qualification.
HuntAR
HuntAR is the augmented-reality hunting and field-data initiative. Its intended scope includes terrain context, navigation assistance, device location, legal/safety boundaries and downloaded geospatial data. Some functions depend on device cameras, sensors, regional data availability and applicable hunting regulations.
Technical features and release status must be established by actual builds, field testing and supported geography. Neither a brand description nor a simulated overlay should be treated as field-safety certification.
SearchAR, HikeAR and ShowAR
SearchAR addresses land-search-and-rescue information, incident context and controlled shared maps. HikeAR focuses on hiker trail awareness and related offline geographical information. ShowAR is part of BTG’s spatial/visual application portfolio. They share relevant spatial research while serving different users, safety demands and data conditions.
Search-and-rescue software must not be represented as operationally certified without applicable independent acceptance and deployment records. Navigation and emergency decision support retain explicit operator responsibility.
Developer tools
DataChip Composer and the Universal SDK extend BTG’s application work into authoring, qualification and reuse of executable software modules. Traditional code and visual arrangements can coexist; users should be able to trace component dependencies, tests, source rights and release artifacts.
Prospective integration partners should request the supported platform, deployment conditions, licensing, review requirements and available technical evidence for the exact component version.