Uphold enables cross-asset trading of cryptocurrencies, stocks, and precious metals in one place, with features like auto-conversion, debit card, and AutoPilot. This review covers its fees, security, and comparisons to BlockFi and Gemini, highlighting its strengths and notable user complaints.

Uphold is a regulated multi-asset platform enabling trading of crypto, stocks, and precious metals in one place. Features include auto currency conversion, crypto debit card, and reserve transparency. However, customer service issues and high spreads may deter some users.

Uphold offers multi-asset trading across cryptocurrencies, stocks, fiat, and precious metals in one account. Its cross-asset conversion and automation features stand out, but spreads, customer complaints, and account issues remain key concerns.

Uphold, established in 2014, is a cloud-based multi-asset trading platform that allows users to trade over 70 cryptocurrencies, US stocks, precious metals (gold, silver, platinum, palladium), and fiat currencies all from one account. With 1.5 million users across 182 countries, it features direct cross-asset swapping (e.g., ETH for gold), automated recurring buys, a U.S.-only Mastercard debit card, and real-time reserve transparency. This in-depth review covers account opening, fee structure (from 0.65% to 3.95%), mobile app, security (2FA, insurance), and comparisons with BlockFi and Gemini. Despite its innovative features and regulatory compliance (FinCEN, FCA), Uphold receives a low 2.3/5 Trustpilot rating due to poor customer service and account lockout issues. The review also explores unique products like Universal Gold (UPXAU) tokens, which offer zero custody fees and instant liquidation into 27 fiat currencies.