BeInCrypto Longlist: 15 Brokers Adding Crypto to Accounts

BeInCrypto named 15 multi-asset brokers to the Best Multi-Asset Broker longlist of its 2026 Institutional 100 for integrating cryptocurrency trading into broader brokerage accounts. The longlist covers platforms active between April 2025 and March 2026.

The category is part of the Retail to Crypto Bridge pillar. BeInCrypto began with a pool of 32 multi-asset brokers and bank-brokerage hybrids that had live crypto offerings. Fifteen firms advanced to the longlist and five were placed in an outreach pool. A shortlist will be published in May 2026 and the winner will be announced at the Proof of Talk conference in Paris on June 2–3, 2026.

Selection for the category followed Track B of the Institutional 100 methodology: 30% editorial quantitative metrics, 50% scoring by an Expert Council, and 20% disclosed company data. Assessments covered seven criteria: crypto coverage, execution quality, cross-asset integration, volume and adoption, regulatory standing, innovation, and industry standing. Verification used regulator registers, audited filings, company disclosures, partner integrations and private-market platforms.

The longlist includes Nasdaq- and LSE-listed brokers, Swiss banks with integrated crypto exchanges, German bank-licensed platforms, US wealth managers launching spot crypto services, and CFD-led FX brokers building dedicated spot venues.

Named firms include Interactive Brokers, which offers 11 spot cryptocurrencies via Paxos and Zero Hash, added Coinbase nano futures and enabled crypto-to-account transfers; IG Group, which expanded an FCA-registered offering to more than 55 tokens and acquired Independent Reserve in 2025–26; and Swissquote, which operates the SQX exchange with over 50 tokens and provides staking services.

Other entries are Saxo Bank with bank-licensed infrastructure and crypto ETPs, Charles Schwab for plans to launch Schwab Crypto in Q2 2026 offering spot BTC and ETH via Schwab Premier Bank with a 0.75% trading fee announced in April, and Fidelity Investments, which provides enterprise custody and retail trading products.

The list also includes flatexDEGIRO, which launched spot crypto in December 2024 and reported a €500 million crypto-volume quarter in Q1 2026; CMC Markets and Plus500, which maintain crypto exposure through CFD products and regulated regional entities; XTB and Webull, the latter via Webull Pay and Bakkt integrations; Pepperstone, which launched an Australian spot exchange in February 2026; OANDA via Paxos itBit; Capital.com, which secured a MiCA CASP license in January 2026; and Exness, known for high-volume FX and crypto CFD access.

BeInCrypto noted that firms focused only on digital asset trading are evaluated in separate categories for dedicated brokers, exchanges and trading infrastructure. The publication used the most recent available data at the time of compilation and relied on public registers, company filings and private-market sources for verification.