Charles Schwab is set to roll out Solana, Avalanche and Chainlink on its crypto platform. The transfer will provide additional options beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum for Schwab Crypto users. Schwab began rolling out direct crypto trading to clients in May 2026.
The recent additions are a result of increased demand for the well-known digital assets in the mainstream investor segment. Significantly, Schwab’s expansion could strengthen crypto access through one of America’s largest investment firms.
Schwab Broadens Its Crypto Offering
Clients will soon buy and sell SOL, AVAX, and LINK through Schwab Crypto accounts. Besides expanding asset choices, Schwab plans to add more digital assets over time. Thus, the platform may serve as a wider entry point for traditional investors to the cryptocurrency market.
Furthermore, Schwab integrates crypto trading into their current investment platforms. Clients can find digital assets and traditional investments on Schwab.com, Schwab Mobile, and thinkorswim. Additionally, Schwab provides educational resources and round-the-clock customer support.
Schwab charges 75 basis points on each crypto trade. Hence, investors can access these assets without leaving Schwab’s broader financial ecosystem.
Solana Gains From Mainstream Access
Solana could attract particular attention following Schwab’s announcement. SOL trades at $107.98 after rising 11.06% over 24 hours. The token has also gained 24.90% during the past seven days.
Its market capitalization currently stands near $63.02 billion, supported by roughly 580 million circulating tokens. However, Schwab’s expansion does not guarantee further price gains.
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