Exchange to Provide Back-End Trading, Liquidity, and Compliance Infrastructure
Binance has announced the launch of a crypto-as-a-service white-label solution aimed at licensed banks, brokerages, and stock exchanges seeking to offer digital asset services to their clients. The move positions Binance alongside Coinbase, which introduced a similar solution earlier this year.
Binance emphasized that many financial institutions prefer to rely on crypto-native infrastructure instead of building their own platforms. Developing technology, regulatory frameworks, and liquidity pipelines in-house, it said, is often “expensive, time-consuming, and potentially high-risk.”
TradFi Demand for Digital Assets Rising
The exchange said demand from traditional finance (TradFi) institutions is at record levels, making crypto access “no longer optional.” Through the new service, firms will be able to provide their customers with crypto trading and custody solutions while relying on Binance for infrastructure.
“Institutional partners retain full control of the front end — their brand, client relationships, and user experience — while Binance powers the back end with trading, liquidity, custody, compliance, and settlement,” the company explained.
Faster Market Entry With Reduced Costs
By outsourcing these functions, TradFi firms can shorten their time-to-market while lowering operational risks. The service also offers internalized trading, allowing institutions to route client orders within their own systems while still accessing Binance’s spot and futures markets when needed.
Tools for Operations and Oversight
The package includes a management dashboard that tracks client onboarding, asset flows, trading activity, and distribution breakdowns. This feature aims to give institutions greater transparency and operational efficiency while maintaining oversight of customer engagement.
The rollout comes as U.S. financial institutions increase exposure to crypto amid a friendlier regulatory environment. Public companies and Wall Street firms have already leaned into Bitcoin ETFs and crypto-linked equities, but Binance’s product could allow for more direct client participation in digital assets.
Select institutions will gain early access starting this week, with a wider rollout expected in the fourth quarter.
Industry analysts suggest the move may accelerate mainstream adoption by bridging crypto infrastructure with established financial brands, reducing the barriers for TradFi to expand into digital assets.
Disclaimer
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