Vietnamese investors seeking US equities have mostly relied on international brokers or offshore platforms, working around dong conversion, custody limits, and cross-border transfer requirements. Tokenized US stocks give a more direct path with 1:1 exposure to the underlying share, self-custodied and startable from about $1.
Know before you fund
What Vietnam investors should know
Funding
A person in Vietnam can acquire USDC by exchanging dong for stablecoins on an exchange that permits on-chain withdrawals, then withdrawing the USDC into a wallet they control themselves.
Currency & FX
Vietnam's currency is the dong (VND). GM Markets settles in USD stablecoins, so a VND/USD exchange-rate exposure sits alongside the movement of the stock.
Local market
Vietnam's main equity market is the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE). Tokenized US shares instead settle on-chain on a 24/5 basis, outside local exchange hours.
Tax
Profits may be taxable under the applicable Vietnamese rules, and the treatment of tokenized securities can differ from that of ordinary shares. This is not tax advice; a local tax adviser should review your position.
Yes. Through tokenized stocks on GM Markets, investors in Vietnam can buy US stocks and ETFs backed 1:1 by real shares, funded with stablecoins, from $1, without a US brokerage account.
A person in Vietnam can acquire USDC by exchanging dong for stablecoins on an exchange that permits on-chain withdrawals, then withdrawing the USDC into a wallet they control themselves.
Vietnam's currency is the dong (VND). GM Markets settles in USD stablecoins, so a VND/USD exchange-rate exposure sits alongside the movement of the stock.
Trading involves risk, including possible loss of principal. The value of tokenized assets and perpetual positions can fall as well as rise, and past performance is not indicative of future results. Perpetual futures are leveraged products and may not be suitable for every user.
GM Markets does not offer its product or services to users in the United States, or in any other restricted jurisdiction.
GM Markets does not provide financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. All investments carry risk including the loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.
