Webull Corporation announced a partnership with Solidus Labs on March 5 2026 to embed the company’s HALO trade‑surveillance platform into Webull’s digital‑asset trading service. The collaboration will provide on‑ and off‑chain monitoring tools that detect market abuse and support regulatory compliance as Webull expands its crypto offerings across the United States and Canada and beyond.
The partnership comes as Webull’s crypto user base grows, with roughly half of new funded accounts now trading digital assets. By integrating Solidus Labs’ advanced surveillance technology, Webull aims to protect institutional and high‑volume traders while reinforcing its strategy to become a global financial superapp that offers a unified suite of retail and institutional services.
Webull’s chief compliance officer, Damarizz Medina, said the move “protects our users and meets the highest compliance standards as we scale our offering across North America and beyond. Solidus Labs emerged as the ideal partner for us due to their expertise in trade surveillance and deep understanding of the digital‑asset landscape.” CEO Asaf Meir of Solidus Labs added, “Webull is a titan of the retail brokerage space, and their commitment to safe, regulated growth is a blueprint for the industry. We are proud to provide the compliance intelligence layer that safeguards Webull Pay’s ecosystem and ensures that innovation and integrity go hand‑in‑hand as they redefine the retail investing experience globally.”
The partnership strengthens Webull’s compliance framework, enabling real‑time detection of suspicious activity and enhancing market integrity. It also positions the broker to serve institutional clients who demand robust surveillance, thereby supporting Webull’s broader expansion into new jurisdictions and its ambition to offer a comprehensive financial platform for both retail and professional investors.
Webull’s recent Q4 2025 earnings showed record revenue of $571 million, up 46% year‑over‑year, and a return to profitability with a net income of $24.8 million. The company missed earnings‑per‑share estimates, largely because of higher marketing expenses that offset the revenue growth. The partnership with Solidus Labs is expected to help control future compliance costs and reduce the risk of regulatory penalties, potentially improving profitability in the long term.
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