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Binance Adds Seven Tokenized Stocks as Margin Collateral for Eligible VIP Users

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Binance Adds Seven Tokenized Stocks as Margin Collateral for Eligible VIP Users

Binance said it will add seven bStocks tokenized securities as collateral across Cross Margin, Portfolio Margin and Portfolio Margin Pro at 12:00 UTC on September 30, 2026. The rollout covers tokens linked to PDD Holdings, Forward Industries, SharonAI, Wendy’s, Adobe, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Zoom.

The updated announcement says that all eligible users may use bStocks as collateral, subject to jurisdictional restrictions, after the exchange initially framed the addition around VIP access. That distinction matters because the seven assets can support margin positions, but the expansion does not create a new ability to borrow the tokens themselves.

Seven bStocks enter margin-collateral pool

According to Binance’s September 30 announcement, the additions are PDD Holdings (PDDB), Forward Industries (FWDIB), SharonAI (SHAZB), Wendy’s (WENB), Adobe (ADBEB), Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPEB) and Zoom (ZMB).

All seven are being added to the collateral pool for the exchange’s Cross Margin, Portfolio Margin and Portfolio Margin Pro offerings. In margin trading, collateral is the asset posted to support trading positions; Binance’s notice specifically places these bStocks within its listed margin programmes at the scheduled time.

The announcement identifies the tokens by ticker alongside the underlying companies, rather than presenting them as direct conventional equity listings. The scope of the notice is therefore the treatment of these bStocks inside Binance’s margin infrastructure.

Collateral access, not token borrowing

Alongside adding the bStocks tokens as collateral, Binance said it would make the corresponding trading pairs available for margin trading.

The launch did not support borrowing the newly added tokens. For PDDB, FWDIB, SHAZB, WENB, ADBEB, HPEB and ZMB, the available product set was therefore collateral use plus margin trading for the associated pairs—not token borrowing.

Official Binance bStocks margin-collateral announcement visual. — Source: Binance

Eligibility clarification

In an update to its September 30 notice, Binance clarified that all eligible users can access bStocks collateral—not only users at VIP 3 level and above—while noting that access remains subject to jurisdictional restrictions.

The clarification aligns with an earlier Binance announcement dated September 21, which said bStocks collateral eligibility had been extended to all Cross Margin and Portfolio Margin accounts. That earlier framework set different account conditions rather than a universal identical experience.

Regular users and customers at VIP 1 and VIP 2 are subject to additional suitability and risk-control measures, Binance said. Those measures do not apply to VIP 3-and-above users. Portfolio Margin Pro is included in the seven-token September 30 rollout, while the September 21 eligibility description specifically referred to Cross Margin and Portfolio Margin accounts.

As a result, the updated wording broadens the eligible-user premise behind the seven-token addition, while preserving account-tier controls for lower-tier users and the exchange’s geographic limitations.

Forward Industries confirms FWDIB debut

Forward Industries separately confirmed that FWDIB is part of the same seven-token batch and said spot trading would open at 12:00 UTC on September 30. In its announcement, the company described FWDIB as a tokenized security on BNB Smart Chain.

Forward Industries also said FWDIB is not offered to U.S. persons. That restriction is specific to FWDIB in the company’s statement, while Binance’s broader eligibility update refers to jurisdictional restrictions for bStocks collateral.

The company’s confirmation provides an independent account of one asset in the rollout and ties its spot opening to the same 12:00 UTC schedule as Binance’s margin-collateral expansion.

Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

Source: Crypto Daily


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