Webull has officially reopened cryptocurrency trading for its US customers, marking a significant step in the online brokerage’s broader expansion into digital finance. The relaunch, which went live on Monday, allows American investors to once again buy and sell a wide range of digital assets directly through the Webull platform.
The move comes after Webull temporarily paused its US crypto services in 2023 as the company prepared for its public listing. Now, with renewed momentum, the platform is positioning itself as a global player in the digital asset market. “We can give optionality for customers to manage their wealth and manage their growth,” said Anthony Denier, CEO of Webull US.
This revival is part of a larger international strategy. Since June, Webull has rolled out crypto trading in Brazil, with plans to extend access to additional countries in the near future. The expansion underscores the company’s ambition to integrate digital assets into its wealth management offerings worldwide.
Webull’s renewed focus also reflects the shifting policy landscape for cryptocurrencies in the United States. The company had previously pulled back from the market amid heightened regulatory uncertainty. According to Denier, the decision to reintroduce crypto trading aligns with strong customer demand, calling it “a natural sort of return to what our clients expect.”
Currently, Webull serves more than 24 million users across the globe. US customers will now gain access to more than 50 digital currencies, including widely traded assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. The company has signaled its commitment to expanding this list as digital assets continue to gain traction worldwide.
