Binance has begun opening a U.S. stock asset transfer function, according to a market report published by PANews on Aug. 8. The report cites market sources saying that some users can transfer U.S. equity assets held at other brokers into Binance. They can also transfer U.S. equity assets held in Binance accounts to other brokers, making the feature two-way between Binance and external brokerage accounts. The function is currently in gray testing, the report says, meaning not all users can see or use it yet. A full rollout is expected soon. The news item states that it is provided purely as market information and does not constitute investment advice. The report does not specify which brokers are supported, how long gray testing will last, or when exactly the full launch will take place. Readers are nonetheless advised to treat the item as reference material rather than as a basis for trading decisions.
Binance has started opening a U.S. stock asset transfer service, PANews reported on Aug. 8, citing market sources. The feature lets a subset of users move U.S. equity positions from other brokers into their Binance accounts, and move holdings within Binance out to another broker.
The capability is now in gray testing. The market message says a full rollout is expected soon, without giving a precise date.
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