Binance Wallet has rolled out its new “On‑Chain Stocks” feature, allowing users to trade tokenized shares of leading global companies directly on the blockchain with a 0% minimum transaction fee. Built into the existing Binance Wallet interface on BNB Chain, the launch dramatically lowers the barrier for global retail investors to access stock‑like exposure without going through a traditional broker.​

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Tokenized Equities Inside Your Wallet

With On‑Chain Stocks, users can buy and sell tokenized versions of major equities such as Tesla, Apple, Amazon and other blue‑chip names, all settled on BNB Chain’s infrastructure. These tokenized assets are designed to mirror the price of their underlying stocks, with feeds keeping values updated in real time so traders can react to market movements without leaving their Web3 environment.​ Unlike traditional equity markets that operate within strict opening and closing hours, On‑Chain Stocks are available 24/7, offering round‑the‑clock access to stock‑like exposure from any region. Binance Wallet’s integration also supports fractional ownership, meaning users can start with very small allocations instead of buying a full share, an important draw for investors in emerging markets or those experimenting with new strategies.​

Zero Minimum Fees

One of the main features is the 0% minimum transaction fee, which makes micro‑investing and frequent rebalancing more practical for smaller portfolios. Trading is accessed directly through the “Stocks” section in the Markets tab of Binance Wallet, turning the app into a multi‑asset hub where users can move fluidly between crypto, stablecoins, DeFi positions and tokenized equities.​ Under the hood, the experience leans heavily on standard Web3 mechanics: on‑chain verification, transparent transaction histories and rapid settlement through smart contracts. For many users, this removes several layers of friction, no separate brokerage account, fewer intermediaries and reduced operational risk compared with shifting funds between exchanges, wallets and stock platforms.​

Ondo Integration

A key piece of this rollout is the integration with Ondo Global Markets, which has brought more than 100 tokenized U.S. stocks and exchange‑traded funds onto BNB Chain and into Binance Wallet’s interface. According to Ondo Finance, this connection extends tokenized equity access to over 280 million Binance Wallet users globally, dramatically expanding potential liquidity and participation.​ Ondo’s model focuses on taking real‑world, publicly traded securities and converting them into on‑chain representations that can be traded like any other crypto asset, while still tracking the value of the underlying markets. This collaboration positions Binance Wallet as one of the most comprehensive Web3 gateways for investors who want both digital assets and regulated market exposure in a single app.​

Why This Matters

Industry commentators see the On‑Chain Stocks launch as part of a broader shift toward tokenization of real‑world assets, a market often estimated in the tens of trillions of dollars in traditional equity value. By embedding tokenized equities alongside spot crypto and DeFi tools, Binance Wallet strengthens the narrative that wallets are evolving from simple storage tools into full‑fledged financial dashboards.​ Tokenized stocks offer clear advantages: faster settlement compared with legacy clearing systems, simpler cross‑border access and near‑instant transfers between different assets on the same chain. For users in countries with limited brokerage options or capital controls, this model can provide a new route to global markets that previously felt distant or gated.​​

Future Outlook

For now, the On‑Chain Stocks release marks a significant milestone: a major Web3 wallet giving millions of users direct access to tokenized stocks and ETFs with low barriers to entry. If adoption continues to climb, the line between “crypto trading app” and “global investment platform” will become increasingly blurred, with Binance Wallet sitting at the center of that convergence.​