Stillwharf is live: what this site is and how to use it
Stillwharf goes live today. In one sentence: for people whose local brokers don’t sell US stocks, or whose dollars can’t leave the country, this site explains how to buy them through Binance, OKX and Bybit.
What’s here now:
- Exchange comparison : which kind of US stocks each exchange has, fees, official restricted lists and deposit routes. The site’s source of truth.
- US stocks overview and how to buy : the difference between the three kinds of “US stocks”, and the ordering steps using Bybit real stocks as the example.
- Country pages for Vietnam , Nigeria and Pakistan , each covering local brokers, the regulatory timeline, tax and deposits.
- Exchange guides for Binance , OKX and Bybit : sign-up, identity verification, deposits and fees for each.
- Current offers : one table, updated row by row.
A few house rules, written down at the start so they don’t get forgotten:
Every page title carries a check date. Every figure in the text comes from the three exchanges’ websites or help centres, rechecked monthly. If you find a mistake, email the address on the about page. It gets verified, corrected, and the date updated.
The legal sections stick to what the rules say and how they’re enforced. No scare stories, and no pretending the risk isn’t there.
Exchange links are referral links. Sign up with this site’s code and the site earns a commission while you get a fee rebate or new-user rewards, at no extra cost to you. No market commentary, no coin picks, no promotion articles.
Updates go in this section, about one a week: regulatory news by country, new features at the three exchanges, and the monthly fee check.