According to the press release, early access starts on September 30, 2025. It will first be offered to a small group of licensed institutions before a full launch later this year.
This product allows banks, brokerages, and exchanges to launch crypto trading under their own brand. Binance supplies the system in the background, while institutions handle their customers directly
CaaS will allow institutions to create their own platforms for crypto trading while saving both money and time. Binance explained that this setup helps them avoid the risks of developing complex systems from scratch. Institutions can focus on their clients while Binance runs the back end.
A key feature is called “internalised trading.” With this, institutions can match trades between their own customers directly. This lets them keep more revenue and also deliver faster transactions. If internal liquidity is not enough, clients can connect to Binance’s global spot and futures markets for deep liquidity and better pricing.
Notably, this product comes with a dashboard where institutions can see their trading activity in one place. They can track volumes, check client activity, manage accounts, and even set their own fees. The system connects smoothly through APIs for easy use.”
The service covers custody and compliance as well. Institutions can set up secure sub-accounts, segregate assets, and integrate KYC and transaction monitoring. These features are designed to help them meet global regulatory rules while protecting customer funds.
“The demand for digital assets is growing faster than ever, and traditional financial institutions can no longer afford to be on the sidelines,” said Catherine Chen, Head of VIP and Institutional at Binance. “That’s why we created Crypto-as-a-Service — a turn-key solution that provides trusted, ready-made infrastructure.”
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