Eligible users can open positions around the clock, well outside normal US market hours, starting with as little as $1.
The product runs on a MiFID license Crypto.com gained through its 2025 acquisition of Foris Capital, covering the EU and other approved markets.
The rollout targets the European Economic Area and other approved jurisdictions — US users cannot access it.
These tokens are derivatives that track price only. Buyers get no legal ownership, no voting rights, though some dividend-like payouts may pass through.
Whether Crypto.com extends the product to more markets, and how it holds up as tokenized-equity products draw closer regulatory scrutiny.
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