Binance to Launch 'CaaS Cryptocurrency as a Service' Infrastructure Solution for Traditional Financial Institutions

On September 29th, Binance is set to launch a brand new white-label infrastructure solution targeted at traditional financial institutions. This particular service, named Crypto-as-a-Service (CaaS), is designed to assist regulated financial institutions and brokerages in seamlessly providing cryptocurrency trading services to their clients. According to the announcement made on Monday, Binance's end-to-end secure CaaS service makes use of the exchange's backend infrastructure, offering support for spot and derivatives trading, liquidity, custody, compliance, and settlement functions. Binance stated in the announcement: "Significantly, institutions have the ability to have full control over their front-end user experience, brand, and customer relationships while significantly minimizing the time, cost, and complexity involved in building in-house crypto capabilities." This move takes place as U.S. regulators and lawmakers expedite their rule-making efforts, aiming to encourage global competition. President Trump has explicitly expressed his intention to transform the U.S. into a cryptocurrency hub. Banks and brokerages are also beginning to contemplate offering cryptocurrency trading and custody services either directly or by partnering with existing service providers. Binance indicated that the new solution will commence a phased rollout in September 2025, with full support expected to be in place by the end of 2026. In terms of trading, CaaS clients can achieve "best price matching" internally, which means they can directly match orders among their own clients. This is a unique feature offered by Binance. Additionally, CaaS has access to Binance's global order book, enabling better execution prices, tighter spreads, and a wider range of trading pairs.