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Binance announced that its stock-trading platform has surpassed $1 billion in assets under management (AUM) within 30 days of launch, marking a milestone for the company’s expansion into equity markets.
Since launching on June 1, 2026, the platform has also recorded more than $3 billion in total trading volume and average daily inflows of approximately $42 million.
The stock-trading feature provides users with access to more than 7,000 U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), allowing investments to be made directly through the Binance app alongside digital asset holdings.
According to Binance, approximately 73% of users participating in stock trading come from emerging markets. The company also reported strong adoption of fractional investing, with fractional orders accounting for an average of 35% of equity trading volume, enabling participation with investments starting from as little as $5.
User activity has shown a concentration in technology-related investments, with around 71% of equity holdings allocated to the sector. Nearly half of those holdings were directed toward semiconductor companies.
“A billion dollars in 30 days is a sign of the demand that has been waiting decades for a door to walk through,” said Shunyet Jan, Head of Exchange and Trading at Binance. “We built this for the hundreds of millions of people who never had a way in.”
The milestone follows the recent growth of Binance’s tokenized U.S. securities products, bStocks, which the company said reached $100 million in AUM within two weeks of launch.
Binance said the stock-trading initiative forms part of its broader strategy to expand access to financial assets beyond digital assets and broaden participation in global markets.