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BriefApril 17, 2026 · 06:56 PM

Schwab integrates spot crypto into standard brokerage product lines

Schwab clients will have direct spot crypto access through the largest traditional brokerage to offer the service. Charles Schwab plans to offer direct Bitcoin and Ethereum trading by Q2 2026 through its Schwab Crypto platform. This entry into the crypto market marks a shift in how traditional brokerages view spot crypto, which is now treated as a standard product line.

Zane Lockwood

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