Status: Researched · 27 June 2026.
What it is
Webull is what Robinhood’s international ambitions look like when actually executed: a family of separately-licensed brokers across roughly 14 markets — the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Australia, Brazil, South Africa, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia (with Mexico flagged) — sharing a brand and an app skin, each with its own market list. The question “what does Webull cover?” has no single answer; only “what does your Webull cover?”
By entity
- Webull US — US-listed stocks, ETFs, options and crypto. Nothing international. For Americans it competes with Robinhood, not with anything in this registry.
- Webull EU (Netherlands, AFM-regulated, launched 2024) — the newer broad one: European and US-listed equities, fractional shares, European ETFs and US options, with more EU countries promised. Unlike Robinhood’s tokenized-stock route in the EU, these are real shares.
- Webull Singapore — the broad Asian one: SGX, Hong Kong, China A-shares, and US, under a MAS licence with multi-currency support (SGD/USD/HKD/CNH).
- Webull Hong Kong / Australia / Japan / Canada — broadly the local market plus US.
- UK, Brazil, South Africa, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia — local-resident products; market lists vary and centre on US-listed plus, in some, the local market.
No client anywhere sees the union of these.
Use it / skip it
Use it as a cheap home-market-plus-US app wherever you live — and note the EU entity (European + US equities) and Singapore (HK/A-share access) are the broadest. Skip it for anything this registry exists for: there is no frontier line anywhere in the family, and your entity’s list is probably shorter than you assume.
Verdict
A reminder that an app’s brand and its brokerage are different things. Webull has expanded fast — ~14 licensed markets now, with a real European + US equities product in the EU — but it remains a set of local-resident apps, not a cross-border route to the hard markets. Check which Webull you’d actually be opening before crediting it with any coverage. Researched, not tested.
Sources
Public sources checked (June 2026):
- Webull global/entity pages, incl. the EU launch (Webull Securities (Europe) B.V., AFM-authorised, Amsterdam): https://www.webull.com
- Webull EU launch announcement (Netherlands; European + US equities, European ETFs, US options)
- Country-availability roundups (June 2026): ~14 markets incl. US, Canada, UK, EU/Netherlands, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, Australia, Brazil, South Africa, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia (Mexico soon)
- BrokerChooser and review coverage of per-entity market lists