Binance Launches US Options with Alpaca to Expand Multi-Asset Super App

Binance has launched US options trading for eligible users through brokerage infrastructure provided by Alpaca, expanding its offerings beyond US stocks, ETFs, fractional shares, extended-hours trading, and tokenized bStocks. The new service allows users to trade options on supported US-listed stocks and ETFs, hedge existing holdings, or take market positions, subject to eligibility, disclosures, risk controls, and jurisdictional availability. Binance describes the launch as part of its goal to create an integrated multi-asset platform spanning crypto, traditional investments, and derivatives, while Alpaca handles functions including account approvals, margin, clearing, exercise, and assignment. The companies cited strong early adoption of Binance’s prior products, including more than $400 million in US-stock assets under management in the first week and over $500 million in bStocks assets under management within seven weeks. Binance plans to assess adoption through user education, engagement, repeat usage, and risk-management applications, while potentially expanding options listings and functionality; the announcement also emphasizes that options and other investments involve substantial risk and may not suit all investors.

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