Minimum buy
$5.00
7000+ US stocks and ETFs, trading around the clock, from $5, paid for directly in USDT. Real US shares, bStocks tokens, on-chain stocks in the Web3 Wallet — this site explains all three routes, then walks you through getting started.
* The actual rate is shown on Binance's page and may change. This is a guide/navigation site — we don't offer trading, custody or investment advice.
They're all called "buying US stocks," but what you end up holding, whether you get dividends, where it trades, and the risks all differ. Understand the differences first, then decide which route to take.
What you buy is beneficial ownership of the real share, held by a third-party broker — zero commission, from $5, fractional shares, 24/5 trading.
A token version backed 1:1 in full, priced to track the real share, tradable 24/7 and convertible to real shares at no fee.
Buy Ondo-issued on-chain US stocks (AAPLon, TSLAon, etc.) right inside the Binance Web3 Wallet — fully on-chain, self-custodied.
Pure front-end calculation, collects no data. Fees, exchange rates, fractional shares, P&L, recurring buys — know where you stand before you place an order.
Estimate the fee, spread and net amount on a buy.
Live rate — how much CNY to reach a target amount.
How many shares does $5 buy? What does a target cost?
Buy price, sell price, quantity — your P&L and return.
Is the market open now? Regular, extended and 24h tokens.
Same money, two routes — how much does cost differ.
Holding × yield — estimate a year's dividends.
Recurring buys — estimate total invested and holdings.
Account, risk %, stop — a sensible position size.
Major crypto prices on one screen, from Binance's API.
The real questions people hit when buying US stocks — written plainly, no jargon piled on.
Both. The "US stocks" Binance opened up in June 2026 are real shares held through a third-party broker (you get beneficial ownership); bStocks and the on-chain stocks in the Web3 Wallet are 1:1 backed tokenized versions that track the real share price but work differently. This site lays out the differences between the three routes.
No traditional brokerage account needed — a Binance account and some USDT are enough. But the service is not open to US users, and what you can buy varies by region, so go by what Binance actually shows on its page.
Signing up with our Binance referral code BN0426 gets you a fee discount; the actual discount rate is whatever Binance shows on its page and may change with its policy. This site only provides guides and navigation — we don't handle trades or custody any funds.
It depends on the issuer and the product. Some tokens handle dividends on a converted basis, others don't pay at all. Regulators are also watching tokens with no dividends or voting rights — see our article "Do US stock tokens pay dividends" for details.
Sign up for Binance with referral code BN0426 for a 20% fee discount*. Open the account first, then follow the guides to buy step by step.