Webull expanded its crypto offering in Canada using Coinbase’s Crypto-as-a-Service infrastructure, according to an August 31, 2026 announcement from Coinbase.
The arrangement supplies trading and custody capabilities for Webull’s Canadian service, extending a partnership already used in the United States, Brazil and Australia.
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What the partnership provides
Coinbase said its infrastructure would support Webull’s access to liquidity and digital-asset services. Webull Canada chief executive Michael Constantino described the partnership as supporting the scale and reliability of the offering.
These are the companies’ descriptions of their service, rather than an independent guarantee of uninterrupted access or asset safety.
Registration does not mean loss protection
The announcement identifies Webull Canada Crypto Limited as the provider of order-execution-only crypto trading. It expressly states that crypto assets are not covered by the Canadian Investor Protection Fund.
Readers should check the legal entity providing a product and the protection applicable to that specific asset. Access through a familiar brokerage interface does not make cryptocurrency equivalent to an insured bank deposit or eliminate custody and market risks.
Editor’s note: The announcement is linked directly. Broader ownership estimates and legislative claims not necessary to establish this launch have been removed, and the crypto-asset coverage exclusion is explicit.