Catenaa, Sunday, October 05, 2025-Binance has launched a Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS) pilot to help regulated financial institutions integrate crypto trading and custody services for clients, sources said Tuesday.
The white-label infrastructure solution allows banks and brokerages to manage front-end client interactions while Binance provides back-end trading, settlement, custody, and compliance support.
Early access to the platform opens September 30 for a select group of institutions, with broader availability expected later in 2025.
CaaS features include internalized trading that lets institutions match orders within their own networks, routing to Binance’s global order books if liquidity is insufficient.
A management dashboard offers real-time insights on client onboarding, trading volumes, asset flows, and commission structures. Integrated custody and compliance tools provide asset segregation, unique deposit addresses, and APIs for KYC and transaction monitoring.
The service is designed to lower barriers for financial firms seeking regulated exposure to cryptocurrencies, amid rising institutional interest in digital assets.
Binance said CaaS could reduce the cost and complexity of building crypto capabilities in-house while giving clients access to deep market liquidity.
Catherine Chen, Binance head of VIP and institutional, said demand for digital assets among traditional finance is accelerating, highlighting the challenges of proprietary development.
The pilot will initially target licensed banks, brokerages, and exchanges meeting Binance’s scale requirements, though the number of participants has not been disclosed.
