Binance has added ten new tickers to its bStocks lineup and rolled out two new ways to interact with the tokenized-equity product: fee-free transfers of eligible stocks into the platform, and direct management of bStock holdings from within a Binance blockchain wallet. The additions, announced August 5, extend a product Binance launched in June 2026 to bring 24/7, on-chain trading of U.S. equities to its exchange.
The new listings — trading as ALABB/USDT, ASMLB/USDT, ASTSB/USDT, BMNRB/USDT, COHRB/USDT, CRDOB/USDT, IRENB/USDT, NFLXB/USDT, SMCIB/USDT and USARB/USDT — give users 1:1, instant exchange between the tokenized version and the underlying stock, with 24/7 access rather than being limited to traditional market hours. Separately, Binance said zero-fee share transfers are now live on Binance Web, letting users move eligible stocks onto the platform at no cost and manage them alongside their crypto holdings from Assets → Funding → Transfer Stocks.
Built on a regulated 1:1 backing model
bStocks are issued by BTech Holdings Limited, a Binance group affiliate, under prospectuses approved by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Abu Dhabi Global Market. Each token is backed 1:1 by a corresponding underlying share held with a regulated custodian, and the tokens are standard BEP-20 assets on BNB Chain, making them compatible with BNB Chain wallets and DeFi applications beyond Binance's own exchange. The product launched in June with an initial slate that included Circle Internet Group, Micron Technology, NVIDIA, Sandisk and Tesla, with corporate actions such as stock splits and dividend adjustments processed automatically so holders don't need to take manual action to maintain accurate exposure.
Binance also highlighted that bStocks now live directly inside its blockchain wallet, letting users view and manage tokenized equity exposure in the same interface as their crypto assets rather than needing to keep the two portfolios separate.
Part of a broader tokenization push across exchanges
Binance's expansion lands amid a wider industry move toward on-chain, leveraged and 24/7 access to traditional equities, with rival exchanges including Bitget, Bybit, MEXC and Bitrue all rolling out comparable tokenized or perpetual-futures stock products in recent months. The zero-fee transfer mechanic in particular positions Binance to compete for users who already hold shares directly and are weighing whether to move that exposure on-chain rather than open a new brokerage-style account elsewhere.
