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Kraken Rolls Out Commission-Free Stock Trading

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Kraken Rolls Out Commission-Free Stock Trading

On April 14, 2025, Kraken, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, announced the official launch of commission-free stock trading for over 11,000 U.S.-listed stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). This bold move signals Kraken’s strategic expansion beyond cryptocurrencies and into the realm of traditional financial markets. By bridging the gap between crypto and equities, Kraken is setting a new standard for what modern financial platforms can offer.

Kraken Stock Trading: A Hybrid Financial Approach

Initially available in select U.S. states like New Jersey and Connecticut, Kraken stock trading allows users to invest in equities without paying any trading commissions. The company has confirmed plans to roll out the service to more states and international markets, including the UK, Europe, and Australia.

Arjun Sethi, Kraken’s Co-CEO, said, “Expanding into equities is a natural step for us and paves the way for the tokenization of real-world assets. The future of trading is borderless, built on crypto rails, and accessible to all.”

The Future of Commission-Free Trading

This move reflects a broader industry trend: the convergence of digital and traditional financial systems. With the addition of commission-free trading, Kraken is no longer just a crypto exchange—it’s evolving into a full-spectrum financial services platform. This positions Kraken to compete with both fintech firms and legacy brokers by offering an all-in-one experience to tech-savvy investors.

Moreover, Kraken’s plans don’t stop at equities. The exchange is also working toward integrating tokenized stocks and payment services into its ecosystem, reinforcing its mission to democratize access to financial tools globally.

Investor Takeaway

Kraken’s latest initiative not only appeals to current crypto users but also attracts traditional investors looking for commission-free, easy-to-access investment options. As this hybrid approach gains traction, Kraken’s model could become a blueprint for future financial innovation.

Source: Reuters

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