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Binance bStocks

Binance bStocks (launched June 2026) are tokenized stock certificates issued as BEP-20 tokens, backed 1:1 and regulated under ADGM. Legally they are not shares and give no direct share ownership; corporate actions are reflected in the token.

Tokenized stockA blockchain token that represents a share held by a custodian. You own the token/certificate, not the share directly.Live

What you actually own on Binance bStocks

When you buy a bStock you receive a BEP-20 token — a tokenized stock certificate, not the underlying share. The certificate is issued under Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) regulation and is backed 1:1 by the real equity held by the issuer. Economically you track the share's price, and corporate actions are reflected in the token, but legally you do not hold the company's stock and you are not on its share register.

That means no direct voting and no dividend in the traditional brokerage sense — distributions and splits are handled at the token level by the issuer. Your exposure is therefore only as sound as the issuer's solvency and the integrity of the 1:1 backing behind the certificate.

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Key facts at a glance

Product type
Tokenized stock (BEP-20 certificate)
Regulation
Issued under ADGM
Backing
1:1 by the underlying equity
What you own
The token — not the share itself
Dividends & voting
Reflected at token level; no direct shareholder rights
Availability
Non-US; regional eligibility applies

How it works

bStocks launched in June 2026 as Binance's tokenized-equity product. It is a separate, ADGM-regulated product — not a revival of the discontinued 2021 'Binance Stock Tokens'. Tokens settle on BNB Smart Chain as BEP-20 assets, which is what makes them tradeable around the clock and composable with on-chain wallets within the limits Binance sets.

Pros

  • 24/7 on-chain settlement and fractional sizes
  • Backed 1:1 under a named regulator (ADGM)
  • Deep liquidity from the Binance ecosystem

Cons

  • Not a real share — no direct ownership or voting
  • Issuer and custody risk sit behind the 1:1 backing
  • Not available to US users; regional restrictions apply

Binance bStocks FAQ

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Stocks on Crypto Research· Editorial team

Our research team tracks how crypto exchanges list equities and what each product legally represents — real shares, tokenized stocks, CFDs and tokenized RWAs. We test platforms and read the fine print so you know exactly what you own.

Last reviewed on June 30, 2026

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