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BingX Launches U.S. Stock Trading Through Alpaca, Offering Multi-Asset Access to 7,000+ U.S. Stocks and ETFs

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BingX Launches U.S. Stock Trading Through Alpaca, Offering Multi-Asset Access to 7,000+ U.S. Stocks and ETFs

BingX, the world’s leading multi-asset trading platform, launched U.S. stock trading through an integration with Alpaca, a global provider of brokerage infrastructure and APIs. The new offering gives eligible users access to more than 7,000 U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), expanding the range of traditional financial assets available on BingX and advancing its multi-asset strategy.

Through Alpaca’s brokerage infrastructure, eligible BingX users can access U.S. stocks and ETFs directly through the platform, using their existing crypto assets to fund trades without the need for fiat deposits or a separate brokerage account managed directly by the user.

Unlike tokenized instruments that track stock prices, the offering provides access to U.S. securities through brokerage infrastructure, including the associated custody, clearing, and settlement processes. It marks another step in bringing digital assets and traditional financial markets together with a unified trading experience.

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“Expanding access to U.S. stocks is another step in making global market opportunities more accessible to BingX users,” said Kevin Lee, Chief Strategy Officer at BingX. “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.”

“BingX has built a global community that is looking to access several markets and asset classes from one platform,” said Yoshi Yokokawa, Co-Founder and CEO of Alpaca.


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