BINANCE OPENS 7,000+ US STOCKS TO NON-US USERS

The world's largest crypto exchange is diversifying its platform offerings as part of a broader "super app" strategy. Users outside the US can now trade major stocks and exchange-traded funds without commission fees, while purchasing fractional shares removes minimum investment barriers. The expansion marks Binance's continued push into traditional financial services. The platform has previously offered derivatives and staking products to compete across multiple investment categories. This move positions Binance to capture users seeking consolidated trading platforms. By offering zero-commission access to US equities globally, the exchange targets investors who typically rely on separate brokerages for stock and crypto trading. The initiative faces regulatory scrutiny in key markets, particularly the US, where Binance has faced ongoing compliance challenges. The offering targets international users where regulatory frameworks may differ.