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Abstract:Webull partners with Visa Direct to offer instant fund transfers for US users, enabling quick access to investment opportunities with real-time payments.
Webull (Nasdaq: BULL), a dynamic online brokerage platform, has teamed up with Visa to bring Visa Direct to its US-based services. This exciting partnership is designed to simplify and accelerate fund transfers, allowing Webull users to effortlessly move money between their investment accounts and external bank accounts in a flash.
With Visa Direct‘s real-time payment capabilities, Webull’s American customers can now transfer funds almost instantly. Unlike the slower Automated Clearing House (ACH) transfers, which often take days to clear, Visa Direct completes transactions in under a minute. Dubbed the “Deposit” feature, this tool empowers investors to act swiftly in the fast-paced market, seizing opportunities as they arise.
“Webull is all about making investing accessible and efficient for everyone,” said Anthony Denier, Group President and US CEO of Webull. “Partnering with Visa and tapping into its global network lets us provide our users with quicker, more flexible ways to handle their money. This upgrade blends cutting-edge tech with traditional finance, meeting the needs of todays investors head-on.”
Yanilsa Gonzalez-Ore, Visas SVP, and North America Head shared, “We know people want fast, hassle-free transfers, but the process can often feel clunky. With Visa Direct, Webull delivers the speed, security, and ease that customers crave, creating a smooth digital experience for managing funds and diving into the market with confidence.” Now, Webull users can fund their accounts or transfer money to eligible cards, bank accounts, or digital wallets in mere moments. This speedier access to funds helps investors stay ahead of market shifts without being slowed down by outdated transfer methods.
About Webull
Webull is a top-tier digital investment platform that equips self-directed traders with powerful tools, real-time market data, and advanced technology. From stocks and ETFs to options and futures, users can trade a diverse array of assets while benefiting from Webulls cost-effective model. Regulated by the SEC and CFTC, Webull is a proud member of FINRA, NFA, and SIPC.
Operating in 14 markets across North America, Asia, Europe, and Latin America, Webull serves over 23 million registered users worldwide. The platform offers round-the-clock access to global financial markets, enabling retail investors to trade stocks, ETFs, options, futures, and even fractional shares with ease.
About Webull Corporation
Webull Corporation, publicly traded on NASDAQ under the ticker BULL, owns and operates the Webull platform. With a global footprint and a commitment to innovation, Webull connects investors to worldwide markets and provides educational resources to support smarter decision-making.
Investing carries risks, including the potential loss of principal. Options trading, in particular, may not suit all investors due to its unique risks. Ready to explore? Visit Webulls platform and kickstart your investing journey today.
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