The broker launched in Canada in 2024, amid a broader expansion in the Americas.
Webull’s revenue rose 36% to $159 million in Q1, but the firm posted a $21.7 million net loss.
Webull Canada introduced extended trading hours on its
platform, allowing investors in the region to trade U.S. equities overnight.
The new feature enables users to access U.S. stocks and ETFs almost
continuously throughout the week, reflecting rising demand for flexibility in
reacting to global market events.
Overnight Trading Hours and Access
Webull Canada’s overnight session runs from 8:00 p.m. to
4:00 a.m. ET, Sunday through Friday. This addition connects with existing
pre-market, regular, and after-hours sessions, creating a near 24-hour trading
cycle.
According to Tuesday's announcement, the company said the feature enables users to respond to
earnings releases, economic data, and breaking news without waiting for
standard market hours.
“Markets don’t wait for the opening bell, and neither should
investors,” said Michael Constantino, CEO of Webull Canada. “With 24/5 trading,
we’re empowering Canadian investors to react to markets in real time, manage
risk more effectively, and take greater control of their investing strategies,
whenever opportunity strikes.”
More than 12,000 symbols are currently available for
overnight trading. The company provides level one market data at no cost, with
additional data packages offered as subscriptions.
The feature has launched in beta for a limited group of
users. Webull Canada plans to extend access to all eligible accounts in the
near term.
Webull reported strong growth in the first quarter of 2026, with revenue rising 36% year-on-year to $159.9 million, driven by a surge in trading activity and higher client assets. Equity trading volumes more than doubled, while options activity and daily revenue trades also increased, reflecting strong engagement from active users.
However, the brokerage swung to a net loss of $21.7 million as operating expenses jumped 68%, largely due to higher marketing, transaction costs, and continued investment in expansion and technology.
Webull Canada’s move into 24/5 U.S. equity and ETF trading comes amid a broader industry race to keep clients active around the clock. In recent quarters, several retail platforms have rolled out overnight or near‑24‑hour access to U.S. stocks, positioning extended hours as a differentiator alongside pricing and product range.
In the past year, brokers such as IG UK and Firstrade have introduced or expanded 24/5-style access to U.S. equities, often in partnership with alternative trading systems providing overnight liquidity. IG, for example, now offers round‑the‑clock weekday trading on a basket of major U.S. names, while Firstrade has tapped Blue Ocean’s overnight venue to target so‑called night‑owl investors.
Webull Canada introduced extended trading hours on its
platform, allowing investors in the region to trade U.S. equities overnight.
The new feature enables users to access U.S. stocks and ETFs almost
continuously throughout the week, reflecting rising demand for flexibility in
reacting to global market events.
Overnight Trading Hours and Access
Webull Canada’s overnight session runs from 8:00 p.m. to
4:00 a.m. ET, Sunday through Friday. This addition connects with existing
pre-market, regular, and after-hours sessions, creating a near 24-hour trading
cycle.
According to Tuesday's announcement, the company said the feature enables users to respond to
earnings releases, economic data, and breaking news without waiting for
standard market hours.
“Markets don’t wait for the opening bell, and neither should
investors,” said Michael Constantino, CEO of Webull Canada. “With 24/5 trading,
we’re empowering Canadian investors to react to markets in real time, manage
risk more effectively, and take greater control of their investing strategies,
whenever opportunity strikes.”
More than 12,000 symbols are currently available for
overnight trading. The company provides level one market data at no cost, with
additional data packages offered as subscriptions.
The feature has launched in beta for a limited group of
users. Webull Canada plans to extend access to all eligible accounts in the
near term.
Webull reported strong growth in the first quarter of 2026, with revenue rising 36% year-on-year to $159.9 million, driven by a surge in trading activity and higher client assets. Equity trading volumes more than doubled, while options activity and daily revenue trades also increased, reflecting strong engagement from active users.
However, the brokerage swung to a net loss of $21.7 million as operating expenses jumped 68%, largely due to higher marketing, transaction costs, and continued investment in expansion and technology.
Webull Canada’s move into 24/5 U.S. equity and ETF trading comes amid a broader industry race to keep clients active around the clock. In recent quarters, several retail platforms have rolled out overnight or near‑24‑hour access to U.S. stocks, positioning extended hours as a differentiator alongside pricing and product range.
In the past year, brokers such as IG UK and Firstrade have introduced or expanded 24/5-style access to U.S. equities, often in partnership with alternative trading systems providing overnight liquidity. IG, for example, now offers round‑the‑clock weekday trading on a basket of major U.S. names, while Firstrade has tapped Blue Ocean’s overnight venue to target so‑called night‑owl investors.
Jared Kirui is an Editor at Finance Magnates with more than five years of experience in financial journalism. He covers online trading, fintech, payments, and crypto industries with a focus on companies, regulation and compliance, executive moves, trading technology, and market analysis.
His work has been featured in other media outlets, including Benzinga, ZyCrypto, The Distributed, and The Daily Hodl.
Education:
Bachelor of Commerce degree (Finance option), University of Nairobi
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