Webull Launches in the European Union, Debuting Retail Investment Platform in the Netherlands

Global online investment platform established hub in Amsterdam, beginning EU rollout

Webull Corporation, owner of the Webull investing platform, announced its entry into the European market with the launch of brokerage services in the Netherlands. Headquartered in Amsterdam, Webull EU will give retail investors of all experience levels access to the Webull platform, beginning in the Netherlands, with additional EU countries expected to follow in the coming months.

The Dutch subsidiary, Webull Securities (Europe) B.V., received authorisation from the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) in September 2024. Through this entity, residents in the Netherlands can now trade European and U.S.-listed equities (stocks), fractional shares, European ETF’s, and U.S. options. They also gain access to news, industry data, educational materials, and advanced tools to make informed investment decisions. Investors can trade during extended trading hours, and do so at very competitive prices through the user-friendly Webull app.

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“The investment landscape has evolved significantly over the past decade,” said Andries van Luijk, Chief Executive Officer of Webull EU. “The European public is increasingly seeking low-cost and accessible investment opportunities, both within their own countries and across international markets. Webull’s strength lies in its global network and innovative mindset, which allows us to focus on delivering the best solutions for our clients while building sustainability and trust. Our primary goal is to provide our clients with a superior trading experience by empowering them with the most advanced trading tools and resources to make informed investment decisions.”

“We are proud to expand Webull’s international footprint with our launch in the European Union,” said Anthony Denier, Group President & U.S. CEO of Webull. “This expansion establishes our presence in Europe and reflects our commitment to making investing more accessible worldwide.”