BiyaPay Launches Zero-Commission U.S. Stock Trading Service

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Release Time: 05/22/2026 09:39:23

Summary

BiyaPay, a crypto news hub, has launched a zero-commission U.S. stock trading service. Starting May 22, 2026, users can trade U.S. stocks with no transaction commission, though a $0.005 per share platform fee (minimum $0.99, maximum 1% of trade value) and external institutional adoption fees apply. The service enables USDT deposits, fiat-to-crypto conversions, crypto trading, and U.S. stock trading—all within a single account.

According to Huoxing Finance, on May 22, BiyaPay announced the official launch of its "zero commission" service for U.S. stock trading. Effective immediately, users will pay $0 in trading commissions when executing U.S. stock trades via BiyaPay; a platform fee of $0.005 per share applies, with a minimum charge of $0.99 per order and a maximum cap of 1% of the trade value. Platform fees and fees from external institutions will still apply as per existing rules. BiyaPay stated that the "zero commission" policy aims to further reduce users' costs for investing in U.S. stocks. Users can now complete USDT deposits, fiat-to-crypto conversions, crypto trading, and U.S. stock trading within the same account, offering a more convenient and lower-cost investment experience. For more details, please refer to BiyaPay’s official announcement.

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