Robinhood is expanding its crypto offering in the UK via Bitstamp exchange. The popular trading platform is bringing more than 50 digital assets to its investment app.
The company seeks to position itself as an all-in-one platform for British investors.
The rollout, announced Monday, will allow eligible UK customers to buy and sell cryptocurrencies directly via the Robinhood app alongside stocks and shares ISAs, equities, options and futures.
The service will be provided through Bitstamp, the UK-registered crypto-asset service provider acquired by Robinhood in 2025.
Robinhood said the crypto trading service will begin rolling out to eligible customers this week.
Among the assets available through the new offering are Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), XRP and Hyperliquid (HYPE). Robinhood's broader crypto lineup includes popular tokens such as Shiba Inu (SHIB), Solana (SOL), Dogecoin (DOGE), Cardano (ADA), Avalanche (AVAX), Chainlink (LINK) and others.
UK investors can now access crypto without having to leave Robinhood's broader investment ecosystem.
The company is pitching the service as a lower-cost alternative to crypto-native platforms with zero fees for trading and no account-maintenance or custody fees. Network fees may still apply to blockchain transfers.
Robinhood said the launch is intended to address what it sees as shortcomings in the UK's existing crypto market. The company said some incumbent platforms rely on opaque pricing and wider spreads.
The company completed its acquisition of Bitstamp in June 2025, bringing the exchange's international customer base and crypto infrastructure into Robinhood. At the time, Robinhood said Bitstamp had more than 50 licenses and registrations globally and customers across Europe, the UK, the US and Asia.
The UK's recent crypto developments
Meanwhile, the UK's regulatory framework is undergoing a major overhaul.
In June, the Financial Conduct Authority finalized a package of rules for the crypto sector. It introduced requirements related to financial resilience, market
The FCA's 2025 consumer research found that 8% of UK adults owned cryptoassets, down from 12% in the previous year's research. However, crypto holdings were becoming larger, with a decline in the proportion of users holding £100 or less. At the same time, crypto awareness remained extremely high, at 91% of the population.
The FCA's 2025 research found that 73% of crypto users acquired assets through a centralized exchange.