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Charles Schwab announces all clients can directly buy Bitcoin.

PANews October 16 news, according to The Bitcoin Historian, Charles Schwab, which manages approximately $13 trillion in assets, has announced that all clients can now directly purchase Bitcoin within their accounts, involving more than 40 million U.S. users. In April, Charles Schwab announced the launch of its spot crypto trading service Schwab Crypto with a phased rollout, supporting BTC and ETH trading, charging a 0.75% fee per transaction, with Paxos providing sub-custody and trade execution. The service is currently not available to residents of New York and Louisiana.

PANews October 16 news, according to The Bitcoin Historian, Charles Schwab, which manages approximately $13 trillion in assets, has announced that all clients can now directly purchase Bitcoin within their accounts, involving more than 40 million U.S. users. In April, Charles Schwab announced the launch of its spot crypto trading service Schwab Crypto with a phased rollout, supporting BTC and ETH trading, charging a 0.75% fee per transaction, with Paxos providing sub-custody and trade execution. The service is currently not available to residents of New York and Louisiana.

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