What is Crypto-as-a-Service?
At its core, CaaS allows established financial institutions to integrate crypto trading without building complex systems from scratch. Institutions keep control of the client‑facing side — their brand, customer experience, and relationships — while Binance provides the back end, including custody, compliance, trading, and settlement. This means firms can go to market faster and avoid many of the risks and costs of in‑house development.
A key feature is internalised trading, which lets institutions match orders directly between their own clients. This boosts efficiency by keeping liquidity in‑house while still tapping into Binance’s global order book for broader coverage. For example, if two clients at the same brokerage want to trade Bitcoin and Ether, the orders can match internally at the best price, lowering costs for the firm and the end user. At the same time, Binance’s depth of markets ensures spreads remain tight and execution is reliable.
Introducing #Binance Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS)
A white-label solution for corporates and financial institutions to integrate crypto services with full front‑end control, powered by Binance’s unmatched infrastructure and liquidity.
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Tools for Trading, Custody, and Compliance
Binance’s CaaS package comes with full access to Spot and Futures markets, along with a management dashboard built for institutional oversight. Through the dashboard, institutions can monitor trading volumes, manage accounts, configure commissions, and even set client‑specific fees. This provides flexibility while reducing reliance on technical teams.
Custody and compliance are often the biggest challenges for new entrants. CaaS addresses these by offering secure sub‑accounts with individual deposit addresses for each client and integrated tools for KYC and transaction monitoring. These safeguards help institutions meet global standards while focusing on customer growth.
CaaS is currently in early access, with select banks, brokerages, and exchanges testing the platform through private demos. Broader rollout is expected later this year. Binance’s goal is clear: empower traditional finance to embrace digital assets with confidence.