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Where a bStock and a share part ways

Binance sells US stock exposure in two forms: a regular stock position, and bStocks, tokens that Binance says are each backed by one US share held at a custodian. We read Binance's own pages and work out which rules apply to which.

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Eligible invited new users can get up to 20% of their trading fees back. The actual rate, which products count, which regions qualify, the conditions and how long it lasts are whatever Binance's sign-up page and your local terms show at the time; stok24 doesn't set any of it. Only fees you actually pay count, so a trade that generates no fee brings nothing back. This is not an official Binance website, and this page contains promotional content.

Issued by BTech Holdings
1:1 share backing, per Binance
24/7 on Binance Spot
Fees and eligibility: check live
bStocks are tokenized securities, not shares: holding one does not make you a shareholder of the listed company. Binance offers them through a prospectus approved in the ADGM, to eligible users in permitted jurisdictions only, and not to US persons. Rules can change; Binance's pages at the time you act decide.

Four steps, with a check before each one

Our sign-up walkthrough, step by step
01

Open an account

Check on Binance's own pages that stocks and bStocks are open to your country and account type.

02

Verify your identity

Complete whatever verification your account asks for before this product unlocks.

03

Fund it

Binance's guide names USDC, USD1, USDT, U and BNB as examples; your order screen has the real list.

04

Pick the form, then order

Stock, stock with token conversion on, or a bStock on Spot. Decide before you confirm.

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What are bStocks? The token, the share behind it, and the gap between them

What you hold, how the 1:1 backing is checked, the three ways to get one, how dividends turn into more tokens, and who is shut out.

Read the guide

Calculators and checkers

· run in your browser · you supply the live numbers

Trading fee estimator

Type your order value and the rate Binance shows you; get the fee for that one order.
Order value 2,500 USDT
Rate comes fromYour order screen
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T2bStock vs share: side-by-side checker T3US market hours in your time zone T4bStocks list lookup T5Dividend estimator T6Maker or taker? Order checker T7Stablecoin to shares calculator T8Eligibility self-check

Narrower questions, answered

01

Stock tokens were pulled in 2021. What changed in today's version

History · then and now
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Do tokenized stocks have voting rights? Where the vote stops

Rights · voting
 03

Day, GTC or Stop Limit: which broker habits break on stock trading

Orders · time-in-force
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How little can you spend on one US stock? Fractional orders and their limits

Minimums · fractions
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What happens to the token when the underlying stock is halted or delisted

Risk · halts
 06

Token price and stock price don't match: three kinds of gap

Pricing · premiums
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Tokenized stock 1:1 backing: what you can check yourself, and what you can't

Backing · proof
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You sold a bStock. When can you use or withdraw the money?

Settlement · timing
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Stock splits and your tokens: balance, price and open orders

Corporate actions
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Converting a bStock back to the stock: steps and the fine print

Conversion
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Buying NVDAB, the Nvidia token, from order to position

Walkthrough

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Quick answers

Is a bStock the same as owning the share?
No. Binance describes bStocks as tokenized securities issued by BTech Holdings Limited, each backed 1:1 by a US share held at a regulated custodian. Holders get exposure to the share's price and economic benefits, but they do not directly own shares in the listed company. More in what bStocks are.
Can I trade bStocks when the US market is closed?
Binance says bStocks trade 24/7 on its spot market. Its own risk list adds that trading volumes may vary, which can affect your ability to buy or sell, so being able to place an order at night says nothing about the price you will get. See trading hours and 24/7.
How are dividends paid on bStocks?
Not in cash. According to Binance, the net dividend is reinvested automatically and your bStock balance grows through an adjustment called the Multiplier. US withholding tax, which Binance's announcement lists as currently 30%, is taken first. See dividends.
Can US persons buy bStocks?
No. Binance states that bStocks are not offered in the United States or to US persons, and that they are only available to eligible users in permitted jurisdictions. It does not publish a country list on the pages we read, so check the eligibility shown in your own account. See legitimacy and eligibility.
Do I have to pay to convert between a stock and its bStock?
Binance says eligible users can convert between stocks and the matching bStocks at 1:1 with no conversion fees, and that the service may pause during corporate actions or maintenance. Binance's bStocks FAQ lists no commission, custody, management or conversion fee, but says network fees and trading spreads may apply, and its bStocks landing page says standard spot trading fees apply; the order confirmation shows what your order is charged. See converting a position.

Trading carries risk. Tokenized stocks are a new kind of asset with market, liquidity, issuer and custody, regulatory, operational and tax risks, and you can lose money. Nothing here is investment advice. Rules differ from place to place; confirm what applies where you live, and treat Binance's current pages and terms as the final word.