Corrections

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September 2026 corrections

• 2026-09-16 · Real stocks described as "zero commission": several articles and the home page called Binance's real US stocks zero commission. In fact Binance charges a 0.05% platform fee on the notional, with a minimum of USD 0.17 per order (orders under USD 340 pay that minimum), and it is bStocks tokens that take no commission. We've rewritten the fees article, the home page and the related guides product by product, and fixed the two cost calculators, which had the two rates prefilled the wrong way round. Addendum: 0.05% / USD 0.17 are the promotional rates on Binance's fee page (valid until 2026-09-30 23:59 UTC); the standard rates are USD 0.35 per order under USD 340 and a 0.10% spread above it. The fees article and both calculator notes now say so.
• 2026-09-16 · How we described the SEC's measures: we previously wrote that "the US SEC is studying or discussing forcing the delisting of tokens that carry no dividend or voting rights." Per reporting by Bloomberg and others in May 2026, what the SEC postponed was its planned "innovation exemption" framework for tokenized stocks, and whether it will act on such tokens remains undecided. We've made the wording consistent in the regulation piece and every article that repeated the claim.

Corrections during the build

• 2026-06-20 · An absolute claim about dividends: an early draft said "US stock tokens don't pay dividends." That's not accurate — whether and how dividends are handled depends on the issuer. We changed it to "depends on the issuer; some convert it, some don't pay," and added a dedicated article to explain.
• 2026-06-20 · Which platform xStocks belongs to: an early passage loosely described xStocks as "an exchange's own product." In fact xStocks is issued by Backed Finance and trades on platforms like Kraken and Bybit. We corrected the issuer-to-platform mapping.
• 2026-06-20 · Consistent wording on trading hours: "24/5" and "24/7" were used interchangeably across articles for a while, which could make people think every US stock can trade 24/7. We've made the wording consistent: real US stock spot is bound by regular / 24·5 hours, and only some tokens support 24/7 — see the trading hours article.

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