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Binance has unveiled a new Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS) solution designed specifically for established financial institutions looking to enter the digital asset market.
The white-label solution will allow banks, brokerages, and stock exchanges to quickly launch cryptocurrency trading services using Binance's infrastructure, the company announced on Monday.
A key feature of the service is in-house trading, which allows institutions to directly match orders between their clients while maintaining access to Binance's order book. This allows them to capture in-house activity and preserve liquidity while benefiting from Binance's global market depth.
The CaaS platform includes comprehensive market access with full spot and futures trading depth, a dedicated dashboard, and customizable client management tools. It also provides custody and compliance infrastructure, including secure sub-accounts with unique deposit addresses and integrated KYC processes.
Early access to the service begins on September 30, with participation reserved for established, licensed financial institutions that meet scale requirements. General availability is planned for the end of Q4 2025.
Binance cited growing customer demand for digital assets as the driving force behind the new offering, positioning the CaaS as a solution for institutions looking to avoid the costs and risks associated with building cryptocurrency infrastructure in-house.