AXA Financial is continuing to expand its crypto asset trading business. The company disclosed that in the coming months, it will incorporate Solana, Avalanche, and Chainlink into its trading platform, although no specific launch dates have been announced yet. This means that its crypto spot services will expand beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum to include more mainstream tokens.
In May, BTC and ETH will be launched first.
This American financial services company began to gradually open direct trading of Bitcoin and Ethereum to some retail customers in May of this year. Prior to this, although customers could obtain exposure through ETF, crypto-related stocks, and other means, they were not able to buy and sell cryptocurrencies directly on the Charles Schwab platform.
The company stated that after the addition of new cryptocurrencies, eligible customers can continue to trade through the official website, mobile applications, and the thinkorswim trading platform. The fee for each crypto transaction is 75 basis points, which is 0.75%. Calculated based on a transaction amount of $1,000, the fee is approximately $7.5.
Three new mainstream tokens added
The three assets that will be added to this plan cover different sectors. Solana is mainly used for high-throughput, low-cost on-chain transactions and applications; Avalanche is aimed at customized blockchain and application deployment; Chainlink provides off-chain data access services, commonly used for transmitting external information such as prices to smart contracts.
From the perspective of product development pace, Jiaxin has not launched a large number of long-tail assets all at once; instead, it continues to focus on tokens that are well-known in the market and have a mature ecosystem. This continues its previous approach of launching Bitcoin and Ethereum first.
Advancement after clearer regulatory pathways
Credit Suisse previously stated in 2024 that it would enter the spot cryptocurrency trading market once the regulatory environment in the United States became clearer. In April 2026, the company confirmed that it would launch Bitcoin and Ethereum trading first, and in May, it began to open it up in phases.
In addition to spot trading, Credit Suisse is also evaluating other digital asset businesses. The company's CEO, Rick Wurster, stated in 2025 that Credit Suisse intends to explore stablecoin products pegged to the US dollar, but as of now, no official arrangements have been announced yet.
Additional information:Caxin has not yet provided a specific date for this new plan, and at this stage, its cryptocurrency trading services are still being offered to eligible customers in batches.
