Binance has added 25 new stocks to its stock trading service, expanding coverage across sectors including technology, finance, and consumer businesses. The newly listed names include major companies such as Nvidia, Tesla, and Amazon, according to a Binance announcement cited by Techub News. The service also supports fractional stock trading, allowing users to buy portions of shares rather than whole units. Binance said users can use USDT to purchase stocks from major global markets through the offering. The update broadens the range of equities available on the platform’s stock trading service while keeping the purchase method and trading format consistent with its existing setup.
Binance has added 25 stocks to its stock trading service, according to Techub News, citing a Binance announcement.
The new additions span multiple sectors, including technology, finance, and consumer industries. Binance said the newly added names include Nvidia, Tesla, and Amazon.
The service also supports fractional stock trading. Users can use USDT to buy stocks from major global markets through Binance’s stock trading offering.
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