Binance Futures has launched seven new USDT-margined TradFi perpetual contracts, giving eligible traders round-the-clock exposure linked to Nvidia and Tesla leveraged ETFs alongside shares of Datadog, Atlassian, MongoDB, Zscaler and GitLab.
The contracts were introduced in five-minute intervals on September 2, 2026, beginning with NVDLUSDT at 10:00 UTC and ending with GTLBUSDT at 10:30 UTC.
Each contract supports up to 20x leverage, settles in USDT and remains available for trading 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Availability may vary depending on the trader’s country or region.
Which new TradFi contracts did Binance launch?
The latest expansion covers two leveraged exchange-traded funds and five technology stocks. The contracts allow traders to speculate on price movements without directly purchasing the underlying securities.
| Contract | Underlying asset | Launch time |
|---|---|---|
| NVDLUSDT | GraniteShares 2x Long NVDA Daily ETF | 10:00 UTC |
| TSLLUSDT | Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X ETF | 10:05 UTC |
| DDOGUSDT | Datadog Class A shares | 10:10 UTC |
| TEAMUSDT | Atlassian Class A shares | 10:15 UTC |
| MDBUSDT | MongoDB Class A shares | 10:20 UTC |
| ZSUSDT | Zscaler shares | 10:25 UTC |
| GTLBUSDT | GitLab Class A shares | 10:30 UTC |
Binance priced every contract in USDT with a tick size of 0.01. The minimum trade amount is 0.01 unit of the relevant contract, while the minimum notional value is 5 USDT.
The exchange said funding fees would initially settle every eight hours. Each contract carries a capped funding rate of +2.00% or -2.00%, although Binance may change trading parameters in response to market conditions.
The new listings broaden Binance’s push into products connected to traditional financial markets. The platform previously introduced TradFi perpetual contracts designed to track conventional assets while retaining the mechanics of crypto-style perpetual futures.
The two ETF-linked contracts require particular attention. NVDL follows an exchange-traded fund seeking twice the daily performance of Nvidia shares, while TSLL follows a fund seeking twice the daily performance of Tesla. These are leveraged ETFs rather than direct Nvidia or Tesla shares.
The expansion also comes as technology-company developments remain closely watched by investors. Read our related coverage of Apple and AAPL stock for another major technology-market story.
What traders should know about the risks
TradFi perpetual contracts are derivatives. Buying one does not provide ownership, voting rights or dividends associated with the underlying company, stock or ETF.
Although Binance permits 24/7 trading, the US-listed assets linked to these contracts follow traditional market schedules. Prices and liquidity may therefore behave differently outside regular US trading hours, potentially producing wider spreads or sharper movements.
Leverage can also magnify losses as quickly as gains. A position using the maximum 20x leverage has a significantly smaller margin for adverse price movements and may face liquidation if required margin levels are not maintained.
According to the official Binance announcement, the contracts support Multi-Assets Mode and are admitted for trading, clearing and settlement through Binance’s relevant regulated entities. Products may not be available in every jurisdiction.
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