Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, is opening the doors for traditional financial institutions to enter the crypto market with Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS). This new white-label platform is designed to let banks, brokerages, and other regulated institutions offer crypto trading directly to their clients, leveraging Binance’s backend infrastructure while retaining control of the front-end experience.

What CaaS Brings to the Table
CaaS is an end-to-end solution covering Spot and Futures trading, liquidity, custody, compliance, and settlement. Unlike building crypto capabilities from scratch, institutions can deploy a fully managed infrastructure while maintaining brand control and client relationships.

Key Features Include:

• Internalised Trading: Orders can be matched directly within an institution’s own client base, maximizing revenue and streamlining execution—something no other provider currently offers. When needed, clients can still access Binance’s global liquidity.
• Access to Binance Liquidity: Institutions without enough internal trading volume can tap into Binance’s deep order books for Spot and Futures, ensuring tight spreads and full market coverage.
• Institutional Dashboard: Provides insights into trading volumes, asset flows, client onboarding, and trade distribution. Sub-account management, commission settings, and API connectivity are all included.
• Customizable Client Management: Segment clients, apply tailored fee markups, and deliver personalized trading experiences, supporting tiered engagement strategies.
• Integrated Custody and Compliance: Secure sub-accounts, unique deposit addresses, and KYC/transaction monitoring APIs make regulatory compliance across jurisdictions simpler and safer.

Bridging Traditional Finance and Crypto
Catherine Chen, Head of VIP & Institutional at Binance, emphasized the platform’s accessibility: “The demand for digital assets is growing faster than ever, and traditional financial institutions can no longer afford to be on the sidelines. Crypto-as-a-Service is a turnkey solution that provides trusted infrastructure, letting institutions focus on what matters most: their clients.”

CaaS is aimed at broadening access to digital assets for users who may not yet be exposed to crypto, helping banks confidently step into a fast-growing market without the complexity and cost of building proprietary infrastructure.

Early Access and Rollout
Binance will open early access on September 30, 2025, offering a select group of licensed banks, brokerages, and exchanges the first opportunity to test the platform through private demos. General availability is planned for later in Q4, extending access to more eligible institutions.

By combining deep liquidity, compliance-ready infrastructure, and customizable client management, Binance’s CaaS positions traditional financial institutions to compete in the digital asset space without reinventing the wheel—a move that could accelerate mainstream adoption of crypto trading.