Binance rolls out white-label crypto infrastructure for banks

Binance launched Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS), a white-label platform built for licensed institutions that want to offer crypto trading without developing in-house systems. The platform targets banks, brokers, and exchanges that meet certain scale and licensing criteria.

CaaS gives institutions access to Binance’s back-end systems for spot and futures markets, custody, compliance monitoring, and clearing operations. Firms using the platform use their own branding and client platforms while connecting to Binance’s order books and liquidity.

What’s included

Internalized order matching – Institutions can match client orders internally before routing to external markets. This feature allows institutions to match orders internally before routing externally, optimizing execution while maintaining access to Binance liquidity.

Direct market access – For institutions without deep internal liquidity, CaaS provides direct connectivity to Binance’s spot and futures order books. This ensures tight spreads and consistent execution across major trading pairs.

Management dashboard – Clients get a dashboard to monitor trading volumes, onboarding, and asset flows Sub-account management, fee structures, and trading parameters can all be configured through the dashboard or via API.

Client segmentation tools – Institutions can divide their client base into tiers, apply custom markups, and set differentiated trading terms based on client profiles.

Compliance infrastructure – KYC tools, transaction monitoring APIs, and asset separation through sub-accounts and unique deposit addresses designed to meet regulatory requirements in multiple jurisdictions.

Catherine Chen, who heads Binance’s VIP and institutional division, framed the launch as a response to mounting demand from traditional finance:

Building crypto infrastructure from scratch is complex, expensive, and risky. We created Crypto-as-a-Service as a ready-to-use solution with modular architecture that integrates easily, allowing institutions to focus on serving their clients.

Chen added the initiative aims to connect traditional finance with digital asset markets.

Early access started September 30, 2025, limited to selected licensed banks, brokers, and exchanges. Full availability is scheduled for Q4, when the platform will open to a wider pool of institutions.

Binance said wider access will follow after the early access period, beginning in Q4 2025.

https://www.binance.com/uk-UA/vip-portal

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