Coinbase has made stock and ETF trading available to all users in the United States. Customers can now buy, sell, and manage traditional securities alongside crypto holdings. Trading is available 24 hours a day, five days a week. The company has partnered with Yahoo Finance, allowing users to move from researching an asset to executing a trade with “one simple click.”

Coinbase has expanded from a crypto-only exchange to a multi-asset platform. It integrates equities, derivatives, prediction markets, and crypto, with infrastructure that allows capital to move across products in near real time. The expansion follows regulatory approvals in the U.S., Europe, and Canada. Coinbase has also made acquisitions to gain expertise in regulated markets.

Coinbase Plans Tokenized Stocks, Global Access

Users can fund trades with USD or $USDC. Fractional shares allow investing from as little as $1. Coinbase One members receive uncapped rewards on their $USDC balances.

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The company said it is “starting with the market's leading equities and plan[s] to expand 24/5 trading to thousands more stocks over the coming months.” It also plans to offer tokenized stocks and broader access to U.S. equities for international traders in the spring.

8,000+ stocks. 24/5 trading. One app.

Stock trading is live in the U.S., and we've partnered with @YahooFinance to power real-time discovery for traders everywhere.

Wall Street, meet crypto. pic.twitter.com/dXaS9Fz77I

— Coinbase 🛡️ (@coinbase) February 24, 2026

Yahoo Finance Users Access Coinbase Trading Directly

Users can move from researching an asset to executing a trade with “one simple click,” and Yahoo Finance will integrate real-time data from Coinbase. The partnership includes a free one-month trial of Coinbase One Basic for Yahoo Finance users.

The platform uses Apex Fintech Solutions for clearing, custody, and execution services.