Crypto.com Expands into Stock and ETF Trading as Part of Bold 2025 Roadmap

Crypto.com is making waves in the financial industry once again, announcing the launch of stock and exchange-traded fund (ETF) trading for its U.S. customers. This significant expansion, unveiled on January 3, allows users to manage their stocks, ETFs, and crypto portfolios in one place, cementing Crypto.com’s ambition to become a comprehensive financial platform.

The new offering, accessible through the Crypto.com app, includes zero-commission trading, fractional share purchases, and seamless asset transfers, appealing to seasoned investors and beginners alike. Users in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Washington, and Arizona can already access the service, with a nationwide rollout planned in the coming months.

“By bringing stocks and ETFs to our platform, we aim to provide our users with a one-stop solution to grow and manage their wealth,” said Kris Marszalek, CEO of Crypto.com.

The securities services are offered through Foris Capital US LLC, a FINRA/SIPC member, which operates independently of Crypto.com’s crypto activities. Foris Capital does not handle digital assets, ensuring clear regulatory separation between traditional and crypto operations.

The new feature aligns with Crypto.com’s ambitious 2025 roadmap, which aims to bridge the gap between traditional and digital finance. In addition to stock and ETF trading, the company plans to introduce stablecoins, ETFs, and conventional banking products, further diversifying its financial offerings.

This launch comes on the heels of several high-profile initiatives aimed at strengthening Crypto.com’s presence in the U.S. market.

• Institutional Crypto Custody Service: In December, Crypto.com introduced Crypto.com Custody Trust Company, a service designed for institutions and high-net-worth individuals. U.S. and Canadian customers’ digital assets will be transitioned to this trust in the coming weeks, ensuring enhanced security and compliance.
• Regulatory Collaboration: Crypto.com recently dropped its lawsuit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), signaling a commitment to work collaboratively with regulators. In a December meeting with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, Marszalek discussed the future regulatory landscape of the crypto industry.

Crypto.com’s aggressive expansion strategy has already borne fruit. In 2024, it surpassed established players like Coinbase in trading volume, earning a spot among the top crypto trading platforms globally. Market analysts believe the firm’s foray into traditional financial products will further solidify its market position.

By integrating traditional and digital assets on a single platform, Crypto.com is positioning itself as a leader in the evolving financial landscape. With an ambitious roadmap and strong regulatory ties, the platform is setting a new standard for what a modern financial ecosystem can offer.

For Crypto.com’s 80 million users worldwide, the future of investing is looking more integrated and accessible than ever.

Thomas Lin
UCW Newswire