WebullUK is rolling out LSE-listed shares and exchange-traded funds on itsplatform alongside a two-tier account structure, marking the latest moveby the broker to build market share in Britain's retail investment sector.Webull UKAdds Domestic Shares, Tiered Accounts in Platform OverhaulTheFCA-authorized subsidiary of Webull Corporation is launching Webull Go, acommission-free account offering U.S. stocks, options, FTSE 100 constituentsand 20 ETFs, alongside Webull Meridian, a £5 monthly subscriptiontier that provides access to roughly 1,000 UK-listed equities and ETFs.The Meridian account is priced at £0.01 through year-end.Webull isalso flattening its U.S. equity commission to $0.10 per trade across bothaccount types, down from a variable rate of 2.5 basis points with a$0.10 minimum. The change comes as fee pressure mounts across digitalbrokerages competing for active traders."Byintroducing UK shares and ETFs alongside flexible account options, we'regiving our customers more tools to match their goals and tradingstyles," Nick Saunders, Chief Executive Officer at Webull UK, said ina statement. "Lower costs, broader access and a straightforwardexperience remain central to our mission as we grow in the UKmarket."The UKshare and ETF offering runs on infrastructure provided by Berlin-based Upvest,which handles brokerage, settlement and custody for the new products.Webull UK first announced the Upvest partnership in June, whenintroduced fractional shares and ETFs trading.The Meridiantier includes multi-currency accounts, reduced foreign exchange fees andearly access to future products. The UK Retail Market CompetitionIntensifiesThe account launch comes as several platforms have enteredor expanded in the UK market this year. Robinhood rolled out its desktop trading platform inJune, targeting the country's 11 million desktop traders, while Revolut launched stock trading services for its650,000 UK users after receiving FCA approval late last year.IG Group introduced 24/5 trading on 110 U.S.stocks in September, allowing clients to trade outside standard markethours. Ultima Markets secured FCA authorization inJuly and plans to begin onboarding UK customers in 2026.The flurry of activity marks a shift after several years of brokers exiting the UK amidtighter regulations. OANDA added share CFDs on U.S. and European stocks inFebruary, while Moneta Markets obtained an FCA license in August through anacquisition.The battlefor retail clients is evident not only in the UK market. FinanceMagnates.comrecently reported that similar developments are taking place in Poland, wherenew players are enteringthe market and local firms have started tosharply reduce commissions in an effort to attract new customersWebull Expands GloballyWebullCorporation, which went public on Nasdaq under the ticker BULL this year, operateslicensed brokerages in 14 markets across North America, Asia Pacific,Europe and Latin America. Thecompany reported more than 24 million registered users globally andhas been adding markets throughout 2025. Upvestprocesses over 2 million orders weekly and counts Revolut,N26 and bunq among its clients. The firm secured FCA approval in2024 and has been expanding operations in the UK followingearlier partnerships across continental Europe.The WebullUK launch in July 2023 initially focused on U.S.-listed securities.The addition of domestic shares broadens the platform's appeal to UK-basedinvestors seeking exposure to local companies alongside internationalmarkets.A monthago, the company strengthened its presence in Europe byopening new Dutch headquarters to oversee operations across the OldContinent. Related stories:This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.