Binance has added five U.S. stocks to its stock trading service, according to a Techub News report citing a Binance announcement. The newly listed names are Nvidia, Tesla, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft. Binance said the service allows users to buy fractional shares of selected U.S. stocks using USDT. The update expands the range of equities available through the platform’s stock trading offering. No additional details were provided in the brief announcement beyond the list of newly added stocks and the payment method supported for eligible purchases. The item was published by Techub News under the market analysis category.
Binance has added five U.S. stocks to its stock trading service, according to Techub News, which cited a Binance announcement. The newly added names are Nvidia, Tesla, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft.
Binance said users can use USDT to buy fractional shares of selected U.S. stocks through the service.
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