Webull has launched corporate bond trading for its U.S. users, expanding its platform beyond equities, ETFs, and options as it continues to build out a fixed-income product lineup.
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The online brokerage said customers can now buy and sell individual corporate bonds directly on its desktop and mobile applications. The introduction follows the rollout of U.S. Treasury trading earlier this year and marks the company’s latest step to diversify its investment offerings.
Corporate Bonds Added With Low-Fee Structure
The broker set transaction spreads for corporate bonds at 0.10 percent, with a minimum charge of ten dollars per trade. That pricing places Webull among low-cost providers in the retail bond market, an area traditionally dominated by larger firms.
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The company said the new service aims to provide cost-efficient access to bonds that offer fixed interest payments and return of principal at maturity.
“Corporate bonds are a key part of a diversified portfolio, and we're proud to make them more accessible,” said Anthony Denier, Group President and U.S. CEO of Webull. “Since early 2025, we've expanded our fixed income offerings to include U.S. Treasuries and fractional bond trading.”
Webull’s new bond catalog includes both investment-grade and high-yield corporate securities issued in U.S. dollars. All listed bonds carry ratings from S&P and must meet internal criteria for credit quality and liquidity before appearing on the platform.
Limited to US Users
The service will remain limited to U.S.-based users during the initial phase, though Webull plans to extend availability to other markets. The addition of corporate bonds reflects broader shifts in retail investing as users balance stock exposure with instruments that generate stable income.
“As we expand our fixed income offerings, we’re giving retail investors the same tools and opportunities institutions have relied on for decades. With low transaction spreads and seamless execution, investors are now better equipped to diversify, preserve capital, and position their portfolios for long-term success,” Denier added.
Besides launching new offerings, Webull is also exploring options to geographically expand its services. The online broker recently launched its first European operation in the Netherlands, offering its trading platform to Dutch retail investors.
The company established its Amsterdam base through its subsidiary, Webull Securities (Europe) B.V., which received authorization from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) in 2023.
Additionally, Webull Securities Australia debuted cryptocurrency trading for local users a few months ago, expanding access to 240 digital assets just one day after Webull relaunched crypto trading on its main US platform. Australia was Webull’s third global market to offer integrated crypto trading, following earlier rollouts in Brazil and the United States.
