Binance lists Paxos Standard token (PAX)

Paxos today revealed that Binance, currently the world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume, has announced it will list our Paxos Standard token (ticker symbol PAX). The listing of PAX on Binance signifies a growing and immediate demand for a regulated stablecoin.

Paxos issues and redeems PAX tokens one-to-one against U.S. dollars, giving holders a digital equivalent of the dollar that can be moved nearly instantly, 24/7. Stablecoins are attractive to active traders who can use it to cash out of digital assets more quickly than if they were to convert to dollars. By using PAX, traders can be confident that they are using a coin that is regulated and backed by U.S. dollars held at U.S.-domiciled FDIC-insured banks. Paxos Standard, regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services, is the first digital asset to be approved and overseen by a regulator.

As Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) alluded to earlier this week at Consensus Singapore, crypto-to-fiat trading is a major priority for his company. We are thrilled that Binance has chosen to use Paxos Standard as a point of entry. CZ went on to say: “Regulated stable coins serve as a perfect middle ground where regulators maintain a large degree of control, but the currency also offers far more freedom than traditional fiat for users. This is a big step in the right direction. We highly encourage and support regulated stable coins, and we applaud Paxos for moving the industry forward.”

“CZ and Binance have built a remarkable exchange that serves the largest global market of digital asset traders. We’re thrilled that they will now have access to Paxos Standard and all the stability, reliability and freedom of movement that it represents,” said Paxos CEO & Co-Founder Chad Cascarilla.

Find more information on Paxos Standard at: https://www.paxos.com/standard/

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