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Binance Launches US Stock & ETF Options: Crypto Accounts Meet Traditional Markets

2026-09-02 · Compiled from public reports by The Block, ChainCatcher and PANews · source

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In brief: Binance has announced Stock Options covering 1,000+ selected US stocks and ETFs with physical settlement, letting users access traditional markets from a regulated broker-dealer using their crypto account.

Key points

Product: Binance launched options trading on 1,000+ US stocks and ETFs, offering call and put options with physical settlement; the maximum loss is limited to the premium paid.
Channel: The service is offered through Nest Trading Limited, an Abu Dhabi-regulated broker-dealer, as part of Binance’s move toward a multi-asset platform.
Data: The Block reports Binance’s August TradFi perpetual volume reached roughly $433 billion, about 15x its January figure.
Context: Binance already offered access to selected stocks and ETFs; options extend traditional derivatives further into crypto accounts.

Observations

The “one account, two asset classes” trend is worth watching for investors who want both crypto and equities; options are high-risk derivatives with leverage and time decay, not for beginners.
Follow official announcements: availability, the underlying list and settlement rules may vary by jurisdiction. Never buy so-called “internal options” from unofficial channels.
To participate, install the app from the official Binance download guide and check the official site verification checklist. See our crypto × US stocks hub for scenario explainers.

FAQ

What are Binance stock options? Call and put options on US stocks and ETFs offered through a regulated broker-dealer, with physical settlement and direct trading inside a Binance account.

Can I use Binance options in my region? Availability and eligibility depend on Binance’s official announcements and account jurisdiction limits; do not use unregulated workarounds.

Risk warning

Options are high-risk derivatives; you can lose the full premium or more depending on settlement and margin rules. This article is based on public reports (2026-09-01) and is not investment advice. Always verify official announcements and authoritative data.