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Binance has introduced commission-free trading for over 7,000 U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs for eligible users, with trades possible using stablecoins and the option to purchase fractional shares.
Binance announced the launch of commission-free trading for over 7,000 U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs, available to eligible users outside the United States. According to the broker, these trades can be executed using various stablecoins and BNB, with fractional share purchases starting from $5.
The service provides users with direct ownership of equities via a U.S.-regulated clearing broker and enables participation in dividends and corporate actions. Binance will also introduce 'bStocks', tokenized securities representing select U.S. equities, subject to regulatory approval; holders of bStocks do not have direct ownership of the underlying shares. A range of risks and eligibility restrictions apply, and U.S. persons are excluded from participation.
Binance is one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges globally, known for its high daily turnover, substantial liquidity, and large numbers of both novice and active users. Key features include low commissions, support for its proprietary BNB Coin to further reduce fees, a proprietary cold wallet for crypto asset storage, and high platform performance, though users report a complex verification process and an intricate commission structure. For more information, see the full broker profile on Traders Union: full review on Traders Union.
In the previous Binance update on Traders Union, the broker engaged users with a poll about various hypothetical Bitcoin reward scenarios, inviting them to choose their preferred distribution option. For more information, see the previous Binance update on Traders Union.