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Binance has announced the launch of a stocks trading service, allowing eligible users to access over 7,000 U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs, purchase fractional shares, and potentially earn income from their stock holdings.
Binance has introduced a stocks trading service that enables eligible users to access and trade over 7,000 U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs from its platform. Investors can purchase fractional shares starting from $5 and are charged platform fees based on order size, with no commission fees.
Orders are executed through Nest Trading Limited and cleared by Alpaca Securities, with asset custody, corporate actions, and dividend distribution managed as part of the service. Users receive beneficial ownership and can participate in Fully Paid Securities Lending (FPSL) to potentially earn passive income from their holdings. Binance has also announced plans to launch bStocks, tokenized versions of U.S. equities that will be redeemable 1:1, available for 24/7 trading, and compatible with DeFi and self-custody wallets.
Binance is a cryptocurrency exchange headquartered in Hong Kong, noted for its high trading volumes, liquidity, and proprietary BNB Coin, which is used within its ecosystem for fee payments. Key features include low commission rates due to liquidity, a proprietary cold wallet for crypto asset storage, and a complex commission calculation system. To learn more details, you can visit the Binance broker profile on Traders Union.
In our previous Binance update on Traders Union, we reported that Binance held US$53 billion in stablecoin reserves—57% of the total on centralized exchanges—reflecting a significant increase in user trust and liquidity. For additional details, see our earlier news about Binance.