In brief – Binance will let non-U.S. users trade more than 7,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs with zero commission and fractional buys from $5, according to co-CEO Richard Teng. – The exchange previewed “bStocks,” a coming feature letting users mint synthetic, tokenized versions of…
eir shares on the BNB blockchain. – Experts say the move pushes a crypto-Wall Street convergence, but warn that fragmented regulation and layered custody could constrain adoption. Crypto exchange Binance opened access to more than 7,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs on Monday and laid out plans to let users convert those shares into blockchain tokens
The company is offering zero-commission trades to non-U.S. customers and fractional purchases starting at $5 as part of an ambition to build a “multi-asset financial super app,” co-CEO Richard Teng told Fortune. Welcome to a new era. Trade the brands you love.
Direct Stocks. ETFs. Available 24/5. 👉 https://t.co/IQVBAuxxey pic. — Binance (@binance) June 1, 2026 Share purchases will be facilitated through broker-dealer Nest Trading, New York-based Alpaca Securities will provide custody, dividend distribution, and corporate action services, with purchases supported via USDC, USDT, BNB, and other digital assets. “Large crypto exchanges such as Binance are entering the stock market because they no longer want to be dependent on market cycles,” Ivan Patriki, co-founder of analytics platform Quantmap, told Decrypt.