Binance launches Bstocks — tokenized U.S. stocks on BNB Chain
Binance launched Bstocks on June 11: BEP-20 tokens from BTech Holdings representing select U.S. shares, backed 1:1 and convertible via broker-dealer Nest Trading.
Binance on June 11 launched Bstocks on BNB Chain, a line of BEP-20 tokens issued by BTech Holdings that represent selected U.S. listed shares and ETFs. The tokens are designed for 24/7 fractional trading and are convertible to underlying securities through Nest Trading Limited.
At launch, Binance listed tokenized versions of Circle Internet Group, Micron Technology, Nvidia, Sandisk and Tesla. A tokenized version of SpaceX is planned, pending the company’s expected Nasdaq listing. Prospectuses for the issuer were approved by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Abu Dhabi Global Market.
Each Bstock is structured as a certificate linked to a specific U.S. stock or ETF and is backed 1:1 by shares held with a regulated custodian. Users who buy underlying equities through Nest Trading can convert those holdings into Bstock tokens at a 1:1 ratio with no conversion fees.
Fractional trading starts at $5. The tokens are issued as BEP-20 assets on BNB Chain, making them compatible with many wallets and decentralized finance applications. Holders can keep the tokens on Binance or move them to self-custody wallets that support BNB Chain.
The exchange added that corporate actions such as stock splits and dividend adjustments will be processed automatically for Bstock holders, and that additional listings and integrations with on-chain apps and wallets will be introduced over time.
Richard Teng, Binance co‑CEO, stated in a release: “Early demand for stocks trading on Binance shows that users want more flexible ways to access traditional markets.”
Binance provided market figures showing tokenized U.S. Treasurys rose from about $750 million to $14.8 billion between Jan. 1, 2024 and June 11, 2026, while on-chain equities increased from about $47.5 million to more than $1.42 billion in the same period. The exchange said the BEP-20 structure and regulated custodial backing aim to allow continuous market access and use of tokenized equities in on-chain applications.
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