Webull Expands Into Australian Crypto Market with Support from Coinbase Prime

2 min read | August 28, 2025 12:09 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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A New Chapter for Webull in Australia

With this rollout, Webull enters the Australian crypto trading market as one of the accessible platforms for digital asset trading. The move reflects the company’s focus on expanding the scope of its offerings and providing tools that cater to investors seeking more flexibility. The platform now enables users to diversify into cryptocurrencies alongside traditional asset classes.

Partnership with Coinbase Prime

To power this new feature, Webull has partnered with Coinbase Prime (NASDAQ:COIN). Coinbase Prime supports the platform with advanced infrastructure, custody solutions, financing facilities, and real-time market data. This collaboration ensures that Australian users can access digital assets in a secure and efficient environment.

Expanding Choices for Australian Users

The crypto offering allows trading through a variety of account types, including individual accounts, trusts, company accounts, and self-managed super funds. Alongside this, Webull provides access to robust charting tools that feature multiple technical indicators, designed to help users analyze the market with greater depth. The platform also maintains customer support around the clock, further strengthening the user experience.

Global Growth Path

The Australian launch marks another step in Webull’s global expansion strategy. After establishing its presence in other markets, the company continues to build a wider footprint with cryptocurrency trading as a central feature. This demonstrates Webull’s commitment to adapting to the evolving needs of investors across different regions.

Accessible via Webull App

The newly introduced feature is available through the Webull mobile app, making it convenient for users to manage and trade digital assets at any time. This integration reflects the growing demand for mobile-first investment solutions, where accessibility and functionality remain priorities.

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