The move follows Webull’s introduction of U.S. government bond trading earlier this year and marks what the company called a “key milestone” in its fixed income strategy.
With transaction spreads set at just 0.10% and a $10 minimum per trade, Webull argues that it offers one of the most cost-effective platforms for retail access to corporate bonds.
“Corporate bonds are a key part of a diversified portfolio, and we’re proud to make them more accessible,” said Anthony Denier, Group President and U.S. CEO. “As more investors look to individual bonds for diversification, income, and capital preservation, we’re continuing to deliver a seamless, best-in-class experience.”
The new offering includes both investment-grade and high-yield corporate bonds denominated in U.S. dollars and rated by S&P.
Webull said all listed bonds must meet liquidity and credit quality standards, with the service initially available to U.S. customers before planned international expansion.
Webull has been expanding aggressively into fixed income markets since early 2025, introducing fractional bond trading and access to U.S. Treasuries.
The company said predictable income streams and capital stability make corporate bonds increasingly appealing to retail investors amid volatile equity markets.
