How to buy / three paths
Eligible non-US users only*
How to buy / three paths
Live New York time, countdown to open/close, and upcoming market holidays — a quick glance before you order.
See all tools →Pre-/post-market and early-close days follow Binance and the exchanges.
This is the flow walked through from an eligible non-US user’s point of view: what US stocks are, how to check eligibility, and what to watch at each step from sign-up to order. Just the how-to and the pitfalls — no stock tips, no price predictions, no return promises.
Eligible non-US users only; the US/CA/UK/AU are typically excluded - confirm you qualify before signing up.
Register through the platform’s official entry point, finish KYC, enable two-factor authentication, and protect your login credentials.
Fund with supported coins (e.g. USDC/USDT/BNB, per official) as the money you will buy US stocks with.
Search a ticker -> fractional shares (from ~$5) -> order. Zero commission* for non-US users, but a platform fee per order (≤$340 ~$0.34, >$340 ~0.1%) - mind it on small orders.
Real shares are arranged by a licensed broker and third-party custody; dividends and corporate actions are handled as usual. Use the tools below for hours and P/L.
If you want to study bStocks, treat them as tokenized securities first: not the same as shares, with terms and availability subject to change; understand the risks before touching them.
Real front-end tools — no backend, no data stored, no live quotes. You enter the prices/rates yourself; results are estimates and comparisons only, not investment advice.
Enter a rate manually to estimate USD in CNY.
Converts using only the rate you enter, excluding fees and spread; the official rate at execution applies.
P&L by shares and buy/sell price, with the zero-commission* platform fee.
Estimate only; excludes FX, spread, taxes and any other charges. Actual fills and statements from the platform apply. Not investment advice.
How many fractional shares a small amount buys (from ~$5).
Fractional shares let you buy part of a high-priced stock with a small amount. Enter the price yourself (no live quotes here); the minimum amount, eligible tickers, and fractional support follow Binance’s current terms.
Name ↔ symbol reference for common US stocks/ETFs.
A reference list of common tickers for name↔symbol lookup only — no prices, not a buy recommendation; the tradable list follows Binance.
These are the common few; average cost, fee share and dividend estimator are on the tools page.
Similar names, different ways to buy, different risks. The table compares them item by item from official/public sources (verified 2026-06-30, per official at the time), for explanation only — it won’t choose for you.
Tokenized bStocks are a new instrument, not the same as shares, and terms and availability may change; beyond market swings they stack issuer/counterparty, liquidity and regulatory uncertainty (note regulatory classification developments for tokenized securities). Whether and how much to take part is your call; this site is educational, not investment advice, and does not predict prices.
This site is run by one person under a pen name — an educational US-stock primer, not the official site of Binance or any broker, and it does not represent their positions.
This is an independent educational and reference site. It is not an official Binance or broker site and does not represent their positions.
Anything that changes — fees, fractional minimums, tradable universe, holidays — follows the official pages at the time, with a verified date (this batch 2026-06-30). Spot something stale or wrong? Write in and I’ll correct and log it.
US stocks and tokenized securities both carry risk. This site gives no stock tips, no price predictions, no return promises; everything is for learning only and is not investment advice. Whether and how much to invest is your call — or ask a licensed professional.
Eligible non-US users only; typically unavailable in the US/CA/UK/AU. Confirm your eligibility and local regulations before using any related service.
Guides, tools and notes are all here — pick what interests you.