Key Takeaways:
- Webull launched crypto trading in Australia via Coinbase Prime, offering access to 240 digital assets.
- The move follows Webull’s reentry into the U.S. crypto market after a two-year regulatory hiatus.
- Webull plans further global expansion amid rising regulatory concerns in Australia.
Webull has expanded its global presence by launching cryptocurrency trading in Australia, just days after reinstating its crypto services in the United States.
The Australian arm of the trading platform announced that users will be able to access more than 240 digital assets through a partnership with Coinbase Prime.
Webull has just launched our cryptocurrency offering! You can now buy and sell your favourite crypto tokens from Bitcoin, to Ethereum, to Dogecoin – all within the Webull App. Check it out today. 💙🐃 pic.twitter.com/g5y6WK2Kyw
— WebullAustralia (@WebullAU) August 26, 2025
Rob Talevski, CEO of Webull Securities Australia, emphasized that the move reflects the company’s mission to give investors the freedom to trade a wide range of assets.
The U.S. relaunch earlier this week marked the end of a two-year pause that began in 2023 due to regulatory uncertainty as Webull pursued a public listing.
Webull CEO Anthony Denier highlighted that removing crypto access had not aligned with customer demand, calling the relaunch a natural step.
The firm also recently introduced crypto trading in Brazil and confirmed plans for further international expansion.
While Webull’s shares (BULL) showed modest fluctuations, the Australian rollout coincides with growing concerns over regulatory delays in the country, with industry leaders urging lawmakers to prioritize digital asset legislation to remain competitive globally.