Which US stocks can you buy on Binance? Checking the live list
Five. That was the entire bStocks list when trading opened on Binance Spot on 11 June 2026: Circle, Micron, Nvidia, Sandisk and Tesla, each as a token paired with USDT. It didn't stay at five. Binance followed with a run of listing announcements, some of them adding several pairs at once; the newest one we read, dated 23 September 2026, added Axe Compute (AGPUB), AMC Entertainment (AMCB) and Cypherpunk Technologies (CYPHB). On 26 September 2026 Binance's Proof of Collateral page counted 80 bStocks issued. Any list copied onto a third-party page, including ours, is a snapshot. What follows is the launch list, how to read a bStock ticker, and the pages that show what is listed today.
Two lists answer this question
"US stocks on Binance" can mean either of two products, and their lists are nothing alike in size.
| Stock side | bStocks on Spot | |
|---|---|---|
| Where | [Trade] > [Stocks] | [Spot] > [bStocks] |
| How many | "more than 7,000 listed stocks and ETFs", per the stock trading FAQ (updated 13 September 2026) | The names Binance has announced, added in batches since June 2026; 80 issued as of 26 September 2026, per the Proof of Collateral page |
| What you hold | The stock, held by a partner brokerage | A token backed 1:1 by a share |
The two meet at conversion. Only a stock shown as eligible in your wallet can be turned into its bStock with [Token Conversion], so a company on the long list isn't automatically a token on the short one. How to buy US stocks on Binance compares the routes.
The launch five
The listing announcement of 11 June 2026 opened these pairs, with deposits and withdrawals following on 12 June:
| bStock | Company | Spot pair opened (UTC) |
|---|---|---|
| MUB | Micron | 11 June 2026, 17:00 |
| CRCLB | Circle | 11 June 2026, 18:00 |
| NVDAB | Nvidia | 11 June 2026, 18:00 |
| SNDKB | Sandisk | 11 June 2026, 18:00 |
| TSLAB | Tesla | 11 June 2026, 18:00 |
The same announcement gives each token's smart contract address on BNB Smart Chain. If you ever deposit or withdraw a bStock, that address is how you confirm a token in your wallet is the real one and not a lookalike with the same ticker. If Nvidia is the one you are after, buying NVDAB walks through a single order from start to finish.
Reading a bStock ticker
In every listing announcement we read, the token's ticker is the stock's own ticker with a B on the end: TSLA becomes TSLAB, NVDA becomes NVDAB, GME becomes GMEB. The pattern helps you find a token. It can't prove one. Plenty of ordinary crypto tickers also end in B (BNB and ARB, to name two on the same Spot market), so check the full name shown on the pair, and for anything on-chain, the contract address from the announcement.
Two lookalikes deserve a separate warning. Binance's announcement of 13 August 2026 (updated 9 September 2026) lets eligible users deposit certain other issuers' tokenized securities, such as TSLAon and TSLAx, and convert them into the matching bStock. Those tokens are not bStocks. Once deposited, they "can only be held or converted to bStocks" and are not available for Spot trading, and the announcement's own disclaimer says switching between them "is not a change of format - it is a change of product". It also says the list of supported third-party tokens will grow over time, and that is a separate list again.
Where to check what's listed today
- The live bStocks list. [Spot] > [bStocks] in the app or on the website shows the tokens you can trade. It is the only list that reflects what your account can actually see.
- The Spot trading parameters page. Binance's bStocks FAQ links to it for each token's minimum order size. Every listed pair appears there with its limits, so it doubles as a reference list.
- The announcements page. New bStocks have so far arrived through listing announcements whose titles start "Binance Exchange Adds". Since 2 September 2026 they have ended "on Binance Spot/Convert", and the notices say each new bStock can also be traded on Binance Convert within an hour of its Spot listing. The date, the opening time and the contract address are all in there.
- The stock side search. For the long list, search the company under [Trade] > [Stocks]. If it shows up there but not on Spot, it is available as a stock and not, or not yet, as a bStock.
The longest single list is the Proof of Collateral page, which shows every bStock issued with the shares held for it. Our bStocks list lookup copies its 80 entries as of 26 September 2026 and makes them searchable. Use it to orient yourself, then confirm in the app.
Listed is not the same as open to you
Every listing announcement we read carries the same qualifier: trading these pairs is subject to eligibility based on your country or region of residence, and that eligibility can change with the law. Above that sits the product-level limit: an ADGM-approved prospectus, eligible users in permitted jurisdictions only, no US persons. None of these pages names countries, so a token being listed tells you nothing about your own account; the bStocks tab in your app does. The eligibility self-check lists what to look at.
Sources, read 26 September 2026: Binance, bStocks trading pairs listing announcement (11 June 2026); Binance, Adds AGPUB, AMCB and CYPHB bStocks Trading Pairs on Binance Spot/Convert (23 September 2026); Binance, Expands Tokenized Securities Access with bStocks (updated 9 September 2026). Also read the same day, not linked: Binance's bStocks FAQ (updated 28 July 2026), the Binance Academy guide What Are bStocks? (updated 29 June 2026), the stock trading FAQ (updated 13 September 2026), the Spot trading parameters page and the Proof of Collateral page (80 bStocks issued). For listings between June and September we went through the titles in Binance's English announcement list and opened the notices of 12 August, 26 August, 2 September and 23 September 2026. The next listing notice will make every count on this page one step out of date.