Charles Schwab has rolled out spot trading for Bitcoin and Ether, charging a 0.75% transaction fee, according to Techub News. The brokerage also said its 39.1 million clients hold about 20% of exchange-traded crypto products worldwide. Schwab manages roughly $11.9 trillion in client assets, making the move notable because it brings direct crypto spot access into a traditional brokerage setting rather than a native crypto exchange. The report said the launch points to a shift in crypto investing channels, with access moving from crypto-first platforms toward conventional brokerage accounts. Its pricing sits between zero-commission brokers and retail crypto exchanges, with the company positioning trust in its brand and asset security ahead of offering the lowest fee in the market. The item cited en.spaziocrypto.com.
Charles Schwab has launched spot trading for Bitcoin and Ether and is charging a 0.75% transaction fee, according to Techub News.
The brokerage also disclosed that its 39.1 million clients hold about 20% of exchange-traded crypto products globally. Schwab manages about $11.9 trillion in client assets.
The report said the rollout shows how crypto investment access is moving from native exchanges to traditional brokerage accounts. Its pricing falls between zero-commission brokers and retail crypto exchanges, while putting more weight on brand trust and asset security than on offering the lowest price.
The item cited en.spaziocrypto.com.
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