Binance Expands Tokenized Stock Shelf with 10 New Pairs
Binance has expanded its tokenized stock platform bStocks with the addition of 10 new pairs, bringing the total number of available tokens to a significant milestone. The latest batch includes popular companies such as Apple, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, and PayPal, in addition to two semiconductor ETFs.
The bStocks platform allows users to gain price exposure and economic benefits without directly owning the underlying stocks, as each token is fully backed by a corresponding US share held by a regulated custodian.
The exchange has seen rapid growth since launching bStocks in June, with assets under management surpassing $100 million in just 15 days. The expansion reflects the broader momentum behind tokenized equities, which are gaining traction across the tokenization market.
It's worth noting that Binance is also waiving maker fees on all bStocks trading pairs until August 31, 2026, at 23:59 UTC, and users can tokenize eligible stock holdings into bStocks on a one-to-one basis without conversion fees.