Binance said on Sept. 10 that it has launched Stock Recurring Buy, a feature that lets eligible users automatically purchase selected stocks and exchange-traded funds on a fixed schedule instead of placing each order manually. The service went live on Sept. 10 and currently covers 100 stocks and ETFs.
The initial lineup includes major names such as Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Coinbase and Robinhood, along with widely followed ETFs including SPY, QQQ and VOO. Users can choose either a single stock or multiple stocks within the same recurring investment plan.
According to Binance, availability depends on a user’s country or region, and the feature is limited to eligible users. The exchange also said execution prices for automated orders may differ significantly from the price shown when a plan is created, and users need to make sure the designated funding account has sufficient assets on the execution date.
Binance had already launched U.S. stock trading in June, allowing users to trade U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs through a single account, with a minimum investment of $5.
Binance said on Sept. 10 that it has launched Stock Recurring Buy, a feature that allows eligible users to automatically purchase selected stocks and exchange-traded funds on a fixed schedule without manually placing orders each time. The feature went live on Sept. 10.
It currently supports 100 stocks and ETFs, including Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Coinbase and Robinhood, as well as popular ETFs such as SPY, QQQ and VOO. Users can choose either a single stock or multiple stocks within the same recurring investment plan.
Binance said the feature is available only to eligible users, with access depending on the user’s country or region. The exchange also noted that execution prices for automated orders may differ significantly from the price at the time a plan is created, and users need to ensure the designated funding account has enough assets on the execution date.
In June this year, Binance launched U.S. stock trading services, allowing users to trade U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs through a single account with a minimum investment of $5.
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