Interactive Brokers has launched a "cryptocurrency transfer" feature, allowing users to manage stocks and Bitcoin in one place.

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As investors increasingly demand asset consolidation and management, Interactive Brokers (Nasdaq: IBKR), one of the world's largest multinational online brokerages, today announced the official launch of its cryptocurrency portfolio transfer feature. This new feature allows clients to seamlessly transfer crypto assets held on other exchanges or in personal hardware wallets to their trading accounts on IBKR.

Breaking down barriers: One-stop management of stocks, bonds, and cryptocurrencies

Previously, while IBKR clients could directly purchase cryptocurrencies, integrating existing external holdings was challenging. This update addresses this long-standing pain point. IBKR Executive Vice President Steve Sanders stated that this feature aims to enable clients to manage their overall wealth more effectively.

"Investors no longer need to view their assets across multiple platforms; they can now see their Apple stock and Bitcoin positions on the same screen."

The underlying technology for this feature is supported by its long-term partner, Paxos Trust Company. The initial supported cryptocurrencies include Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), and Bitcoin Cash (BCH), with plans to gradually expand support based on regulatory developments.

For experienced traders, the biggest incentive to move assets to IBKR is the trading cost. IBKR's cryptocurrency trading commission is only 0.12% to 0.18% of the transaction value, with no hidden spreads, far lower than the high fees of over 1.5% charged by many native crypto exchanges.

Analysts believe that IBKR's opening of the "transfer-in function" sends a clear signal: cryptocurrencies have fully entered the allocation list of traditional investment portfolios.

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