Robinhood has begun rolling out cryptocurrency trading to eligible UK customers, allowing them to buy and sell more than 50 digital assets directly in its main investment app through Bitstamp, which the company acquired last year for $200 million. The rollout, starting this week, integrates crypto with stocks, stock ISAs, options and futures. Trading fees, account maintenance and custody charges are waived at launch, but UK clients pay a 0.1% foreign exchange fee, rising to 0.3% on some weekend conversions.
Robinhood has started rolling out crypto trading to eligible UK customers. Users can buy and sell more than 50 digital assets directly inside the company's main investing app via Bitstamp, the exchange Robinhood acquired last year for $200 million.
The rollout began this week, bringing crypto into the same app that already offers stocks, stock ISAs, options and futures. Robinhood says the service launches with no trading fees, account maintenance charges or custody fees. UK clients will pay a 0.1% foreign-exchange fee on conversions, with the rate rising to 0.3% on some weekend trades.
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