MEXC, a 0-fee digital asset trading platform, has launched a beta version of its stocks product in partnership with licensed brokers. Eligible users can buy and sell real shares of US-listed companies directly with USDT, hold actual stock, and receive dividend entitlements where applicable. The platform charges zero trading fees during the launch phase.
20,000+ Testers Join, Official Launch Next Week
Since the beta went live, more than 20,000 users have participated in public testing, reflecting solid market reception. The official version is scheduled for next week. MEXC says details on supported regions, rollout progress, and product rules will follow in official announcements.
Real Shares, Not Tokenized Derivatives
Unlike tokenized stocks, synthetic assets, or contracts for difference common in crypto markets, MEXC routes users through licensed brokers to acquire actual US shares. Holders get real equity exposure, liquidity aligned with traditional stock markets, and eligibility for dividends or distributions. This avoids the counterparty risks often associated with synthetic proxies.
USDT On-Ramp with Zero Commission
Traditionally, crypto users entering equities faced fiat withdrawals, currency conversion, and cross-border transfers — each adding time and cost. MEXC bypasses those steps by accepting USDT directly. Combined with the zero-fee campaign during beta, users save on costs from funding to execution.
Unified Account: Crypto & Stocks in One Place
Managing crypto and stock portfolios previously meant separate accounts and processes, with time and cost penalties whenever funds moved across platforms. MEXC brings both asset classes under a single interface. Users can view overall positions and place orders on popular stocks without switching apps. When market opportunities arise, funds are immediately available and can be allocated flexibly.
MEXC, claiming over 40 million users across 170+ markets and more than 3,000 digital assets, positions the stock product as a bridge between crypto and traditional finance.
Fee Note: ���0 fees” refers only to platform service charges. Users may still incur SEC transaction fees, FINRA trading activity fees, exchange fees, regulatory fees, and clearing fees. Service is limited to eligible jurisdictions; restrictions apply in certain regions due to local laws.