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Binance has announced the launch of Binance Stocks Trading, enabling eligible users to buy and sell over 7,000 stocks and ETFs through their accounts with a minimum investment of $5.
Binance has introduced Binance Stocks Trading, a service that allows eligible users to buy and sell more than 7,000 listed stocks and ETFs directly from their Binance accounts, starting with a minimum investment of $5. Trades are funded in USDC, with automatic conversion available from certain cryptocurrencies, and the platform applies a fixed platform fee or a percentage spread depending on the order size, instead of traditional commissions.
The service includes multiple trading sessions—including regular market hours, extended trading, and 24-hour trading on selected stocks—and offers both market and limit order types. Users receive beneficial ownership of the shares, making them eligible for dividends and corporate actions, with assets held via Binance’s brokerage partner. Additional considerations include various order restrictions, potential fees (such as for ADRs, currency conversion, and regulatory charges), risk factors related to volatility and currency exchange, and specific terms regarding low-balance liquidation and jurisdictional restrictions.
Binance is a major cryptocurrency exchange headquartered in Hong Kong, recognized for its high trading volumes, proprietary BNB Coin, and a range of tools for digital asset trading. The platform features a native cold wallet for asset storage and offers low commissions due to liquidity and high performance, though it has a complex verification process and is not regulated. For a detailed breakdown of its key features and conditions, see the full review on Traders Union: full review on Traders Union.
Previously, Binance introduced a Proof of Reserves portal to enhance transparency by allowing users to independently verify their asset backing through cryptographic data. For more details, check out the previous Binance update on Traders Union.