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- Binance has launched US equities trading for eligible users, with access to more than 7,000 US-listed stocks and ETFs.
- The exchange also plans to introduce bStocks, securities that represent selected US stocks and ETFs, subject to regulatory approval.
Binance is moving forward to traditional markets, and this time it’s not just adding another crypto product. The exchange has introduced US equities trading to eligible users, giving them access to over 7,000 US stocks and ETFs through its ADGM broker, Nest Trading Limited.
The launch aligns with Binance’s broader ambitions to become a multi-currency financial platform rather than crypto-only. Eligible individuals will be able to purchase small shares starting at $5, trade with zero commission, and become real owners through a US regulated broker. Profits are used and business activities are included, which is important because it is not just price transparency that is dressed up as a stock market.
For Binance, the move also affects user behavior. Many traders already move between stablecoins, cryptocurrencies, derivatives and derivatives. The addition of listed funds brings another group of funds in the same area, with fewer steps between digital funds and traditional markets.
Binance adds stocks to its multi-asset platform
The products are designed to bridge the gap between the financial industry and digital markets. Purchases will be made mainly by USDCwhile Binance also plans to support BNB, USDT, USD1 and $U. Transactions will be accepted in USDC. Choose a currency that can be used 24/5, and increase access beyond normal US market hours.
That design is important. It uses stablecoins as a permanent bridge while providing users with secure access to the US through a broker and installation. It also gives Binance a way to store many transactions within its ecosystem, from cryptocurrencies to buying stocks and eventually tokens.
“We plan to reach the next 3 billion users, and in order to do this, we need to make it easier for users to access product categories, diversify their portfolios, and move easily between traditional and commercial currencies,” said Yi He, founder and Co-CEO of Binance. “This is what a high-quality multi-finance program should help people do.”
Eligible users will also have access to Fully Paid Loans, which allow them to earn money by renting out stocks. That feature brings Binance closer to the brokerage model used by traditional trading platforms, where passive securities can become part of the high volume and volume of market capitalization.
bStocks will bring tokenized equities to the exchange
Binance said it plans to launch bStocks in the coming weeks, subject to regulatory approval. The products will represent selected US stocks and ETFs and will be offered by BTECH Holdings Ltd, a Value Vehicle listed on the Abu Dhabi International Stock Exchange.
This is where the announcement becomes more than just a sales pitch. Tokenized securities can make it easier for money to move, trade and spend within on-chain applications. In theory, this opens the door to the use of collateral, financing, debt markets and other investment strategies. Instead, the hard part is managing, maintaining, qualifying investors and making sure users understand what they have.
“Tokenization has the potential to reshape financial markets by giving users greater control, flexibility, and ultimately more financial freedom,” said Richard Teng, Co-CEO of Binance. “We see a huge opportunity to make wealth more accessible, efficient, and connected in traditional and digital markets.”
There are limits, and they are not limited. bStocks are not ordinary shares and do not give the owners any real ownership in the underlying companies. Binance also stated that the products are not available for US customers. Securities transactions will be processed through Alpaca to be executed, cleared, settled and stored, while Binance itself will not store the securities.
