Crypto.com has expanded its services in the US and started trading stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on its platform.
In a statement on January 3, the company said users can now manage stocks and ETFs along with their crypto portfolios directly through the application. The platform offers zero-commission trading, fractional share options, and seamless asset transfers.
Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek said the new product will make the platform the only place users can grow all their wealth.
Crypto.com disclosed that these securities services are provided by Foris Capital US LLC, member FINRA/SIPC and a separate entity from its cryptocurrency business. Foris Capital does not handle the sale, transfer, or custody of digital assets.
The cryptocurrency exchange added that the feature will initially be available in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Washington, and Arizona, and will soon be rolled out nationwide.
This new feature is part of Crypto.com's broader 2025 roadmap aimed at bridging traditional and digital finance. The plan includes the introduction of stablecoins, ETFs, and traditional banking products, reflecting the company's commitment to offering a diverse range of financial tools.
Expansion in the US
The new product comes as Crypto.com ramps up its U.S. operations.
In December, it introduced institutional cryptocurrency custody services under the Crypto.com Custody Trust Company, designed for institutional investors and high-net-worth clients. The platform plans to migrate digital assets held by customers in the US and Canada into this trust in the coming weeks.
In another strategic shift, Crypto.com has reportedly dropped its lawsuit with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), while also expressing a willingness to work with the incoming administration on crypto regulation.
This development follows a meeting in December between Crypto.com CEO Chris Marszalek and US President-elect Donald Trump to discuss the regulatory status of the cryptocurrency industry.
Market participants said these efforts are aimed at solidifying its role as a comprehensive financial platform while expanding its footprint in the competitive U.S. market. Last year, the company emerged as one of the top trading platforms of 2024, surpassing even established players like Coinbase in trading volume.
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