bStocks list lookup
The most complete list of bStocks we found is not in an announcement. It sits on Binance's Proof of Collateral page, where each bStock appears next to the shares held in custody for it. On 26 September 2026 that page reported 80 bStocks issued, and this lookup copies them as the page showed them: the token symbol, the name, and the US ticker of the share or fund behind it, sorted A to Z by token. Search any of the three.
What a place on this list does and doesn't tell you
A token on the collateral page has been issued and has shares recorded against it. That is all. Whether you can trade it is a separate question, answered in the app: look for it under [Spot] > [bStocks]. Binance offers bStocks through a prospectus approved in the ADGM, to eligible users in permitted jurisdictions only, and not to US persons, so the same token can be open to one account and closed to another.
A few entries are funds rather than single companies, including leveraged and inverse ones, going by names such as "Semicon Bull 3X ETF" and "ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ". We would read what the fund itself is built to do before treating its bStock like an ordinary share. Names are copied with the page's own spelling, which is why you will see Paypal and ARM.
Checking one token before you trade it
- Open the bStocks tab of the Proof of Collateral page and find the token. Compare "Equities in Custody" with "Tokenized Securities" and note the "Last updated" time next to them.
- Note the contract, marked BEP20. The Academy guide says bStocks deposits work only on BNB Smart Chain, and sending them over another network may mean losing them.
- Check the pair in the app before you size an order. The stablecoin to shares calculator turns an amount into a quantity once you have a price.
The bStocks FAQ adds a caveat worth keeping in mind: collateral figures are published periodically and may not reflect real-time settlement or pending transactions. A number from yesterday is a good sign, not a live audit.
What this list leaves out
- Anything after 26 September 2026. New tokens will not appear here until we copy the page again. If a search comes up empty, the live page is the one to check.
- Prices and order minimums. This page has neither; the order screen does.
- Third-party stock tokens. An August 2026 announcement lets users deposit some other issuers' tokens, such as TSLAon, MSTRon, COINon and CRCLon, only to convert them into bStocks. Those are different products and are not in this list.
Snapshot taken from Binance's bStocks Proof of Collateral page on 26 September 2026, when it reported 80 bStocks issued. Other points from Binance Academy's guide to bStocks (updated 29 June 2026), the bStocks FAQ (updated 28 July 2026) and the announcement on third-party tokenized securities (updated 9 September 2026), all read 26 September 2026.
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