Bybit Launches US Stock Trading With USDC
Bybit has introduced trading for over 1,000 U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds, allowing eligible global users to purchase securities using USDC.

Crypto exchange Bybit has launched trading in more than 1,000 U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds for eligible global users, according to an announcement shared with CryptoNews. The service allows customers to purchase supported securities, including major companies like Apple, Nvidia, Tesla and Micron Technology, using USDC directly from their exchange accounts.
Infrastructure and Execution
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The service is provided by Infra Capital Limited, a Mauritius-regulated introducing broker, with orders routed through Bybit's brokerage infrastructure. U.S. securities clearing, settlement and custody services are handled by Alpaca Securities LLC, a FINRA and SIPC member. Eligible investors receive an economic interest in the underlying securities rather than synthetic products or derivatives.
Trading Features
Trading is available on a 24/5 basis, covering U.S. premarket, regular and after-hours sessions, with fractional shares and zero commissions on eligible purchases. Cash dividends are converted into USDC and credited to users' Unified Trading Accounts, while corporate actions such as stock dividends and splits are reflected directly in holdings. Shareholder voting rights are planned for a later phase.
Key facts
- Bybit launched U.S. stock and ETF trading for eligible global users on October 12.
- The platform supports over 1,000 securities, including Apple, Nvidia and Tesla.
- Customers use USDC to purchase assets with zero commissions and 24/5 trading.
- Alpaca provides clearing, settlement and custody services for the underlying securities.
Source: crypto.news
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