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Webull UK Removes Commission From US and HK Shares And Launches Flexible Stocks and Shares ISA

Webull UK, an online investment platform and subsidiary of Webull Corporation (NASDAQ: BULL), today announced two significant enhancements to its service: the removal of commission on all US and Hong Kong shares and the launch of a flexible Stocks and Shares ISA.

While zero-commission US trading has become increasingly available, Webull UK is among the first companies in the UK to expand zero commission to Asian stocks. 

US and Hong Kong shares represent some of the most actively traded securities in the world, offering tight spreads, deep liquidity and an abundance of publicly available information online. By removing commission on US and Hong Kong shares, Webull is making it easier for UK investors to construct globally diversified portfolios without cost being a barrier. 

“US and Hong Kong shares are among the most liquid and cost-effective markets to trade, and our customers value  the ease of trading in these markets,” said Nick Saunders, Chief Executive Officer at Webull UK. “Building a diverse portfolio is key to navigating volatility and this diversification, combined  with sophisticated investment analysis tools on the platform and Webull’s global expertise, will provide UK investors with everything they need to make well-informed decisions.”

The ISA launch adds further breadth to the Webull UK platform. Open to over-18s residing in the UK, the stocks and shares ISA offers access to a range of ETFs and shares within a tax-efficient wrapper. Its flexible structure gives investors greater control over how and when they use their annual tax-free allowance, and returns are driven by investment performance rather than a fixed rate.

Both enhancements form part of Webull UK’s broader growth plans, with more new and innovative products scheduled for 2026.

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