Questions, answered straight.
Everything you need to know about deposits, custody, trading and withdrawals on FLUX.
What is FLUX, exactly?
FLUX is a crypto-friendly US stock trading platform. You deposit USDT or USDC, and you can buy and sell US-listed stocks like AAPL, TSLA or NVDA. Behind the scenes, FLUX routes orders to Tiger Broker and uses an MPC custody service to safeguard your stablecoin balance.
Which networks can I deposit USDT and USDC on?
Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, TRON and Solana. Each chain gets its own deposit address inside FLUX. Pick the cheapest network you already use.
Do I need a US bank account or SSN?
No. FLUX is built for global users — your stablecoin balance is the on-ramp. We do not collect a US SSN. We do require a one-minute KYC (name, ID, photo, country) for compliance.
How does FLUX make money?
FLUX charges no platform fee. Costs come from the standard broker spread on US stocks (passed through from Tiger Broker) and chain gas on USDT/USDC withdrawals.
What happens if FLUX disappears?
Your stablecoin balance lives in an MPC custody service operated by independent validators, not in FLUX's company wallet. The keys are split 3-of-4 — no single party (including FLUX engineers) can move funds alone.
Are my US stocks held in my name?
Stocks bought via FLUX are held in an omnibus account with Tiger Broker, segregated from broker-dealer assets. Each user has a per-account ledger that maps their share count and cost basis.
Which stocks can I trade?
The full US market across NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX, with real-time quotes. Market and limit orders both supported. No options, no futures, no shorting — Phase 1 is long-only equities.
How do I withdraw to my external wallet?
Sell out of any positions, then go to Wallet → Withdraw, pick a chain, paste your destination address, and confirm. Small amounts auto-process; larger amounts pass through risk review (typically minutes).
Still curious?
Talk to our team — we read every email.
Email support@fluxfinance.io