BingX launched U.S. stock trading through an integration with Alpaca, giving eligible users access to more than 7,000 U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds.
The new offering expands BingX beyond digital assets and strengthens its broader multi-asset trading strategy.
Through Alpaca’s brokerage infrastructure, eligible users can access U.S. securities directly through BingX while using existing crypto assets to fund trades.
BingX said the service removes the need for fiat deposits, wire transfers, or a separate brokerage account managed directly by the user.
The offering provides access to actual U.S. securities through brokerage infrastructure, including custody, clearing, and settlement processes, rather than tokenized instruments designed to track stock prices.
Users can fund stock trades with USDT and USDC.
The platform also allows users to begin trading U.S. stocks and ETFs with as little as $5.
BingX is offering 24-hour trading access five days a week and supports both market and limit orders.
The company said the launch is designed to provide users with a more unified way to access digital assets and traditional financial markets from a single platform.
BingX serves more than 40 million users worldwide and offers products including perpetual futures, spot trading, copy trading, traditional financial market access, and AI-powered trading tools.
Alpaca provides brokerage and clearing infrastructure and supports more than 10 million brokerage accounts across hundreds of fintech companies and institutions in more than 50 countries.
The company has raised $400 million in funding.
To support the launch, BingX is running a $200,000 Stocks Mystery Box promotion from October 9 through October 23, with eligible users able to receive $10 in Tesla stock after completing their first U.S. stock trade.
KEY QUOTES:
“Expanding access to U.S. stocks is another step in making global market opportunities more accessible to BingX users. As markets become increasingly interconnected, developments across equities, commodities, currencies and digital assets can influence one another. By extending access to U.S. stocks through Alpaca’s brokerage infrastructure, we’re giving users more ways to engage with these markets within a unified multi-asset platform.”
Kevin Lee, Chief Strategy Officer at BingX
“BingX has built a global community that is looking to access several markets and asset classes from one platform. Our infrastructure and APIs are designed so partners like BingX can add U.S. equities alongside their existing offerings through Alpaca. We’re pleased to support BingX as they bring U.S. stock trading to their users around the world.”
Yoshi Yokokawa, Co-Founder and CEO of Alpaca
