WebullSecurities Australia launched cryptocurrency trading for local users today(Wednesday), expanding access to the most popular digital assets just oneday after the brokerage reintroduced crypto to its main US platform.Webull Extends CryptoTrading to Australia After Official RelaunchAs thecompany claims, the Australian rollout comes with competitive pricing at 30basis points spread, positioning Webull among the lowest-cost cryptotrading options in the market. Users can trade through individualaccounts, Self-Managed Super Funds, trusts, and company structures."Theaddition of cryptocurrencies and digital tokens to the Webull platformrepresents the next phase of our ongoing mission toprovide Australian investors with the freedom to trade what theywant, when they want," said Rob Talevski, CEO of WebullSecurities Australia.Webullpartnered with Coinbase Prime to provide the tradinginfrastructure, custody services, and real-time market data for theAustralian launch. The collaboration mirrors the company's approachin other markets where it has reintroduced crypto trading after atwo-year hiatus.Rapid Global ExpansionFollowing US ReturnTheAustralian launch follows Webull's Monday reintegration of cryptotrading into its primary US app after requiringAmerican customers to use a separate Webull Payapplication since 2023. The US relaunch brought back trading for over50 cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.AnthonyDenier, US CEO and Group President, said the consolidation addressed customercomplaints about managing multiple apps. The company had discontinuedcrypto on its main US platform in 2023, forcing users who wanted digitalasset exposure to download a standalone application.“Ourmission has always been to deliver a streamlined, user-centric investingexperience,” Denier explained. “By reintegrating crypto trading into the Webullapp, we are making it easier for customers to access and manage their entireportfolio, whether they're trading stocks, options, or digital assets.”Brazilserved as Webull's testing ground for the return to integrated cryptotrading. The company successfully relaunched digital assets therelast month, providing management with confidence to expand theapproach to other markets.Technical Integration andMarket StrategyWebull hadbeen hinting at expansion for some time before theAustralian launch. In July, the company consolidated its cryptooperations by merging Webull Pay LLC into the parent company, settingup infrastructure for global relaunches."Theimproving clarity of cryptocurrency regulations, both in the United Statesand internationally, underlies our decision to bring crypto trading backto our platform," Denier said during the July restructuringannouncement.The companyplans to expand digital asset trading to additional markets overthe coming months, but hasn't specified which regions will gain accessnext.Webull, which entered Australia in 2022, currentlyserves more than 24 million registered users across 14 globalmarkets and trades on NASDAQ under the ticker BULL. The company has alsobuilt other relationships with Coinbase, partnering with itsDerivatives division last year to offer Bitcoin and Ethereumfutures to US retail investors.This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.