TLDR
- Interactive Brokers has added 12 cryptocurrency tokens through Zerohash and Paxos.
- Eligible US customers can withdraw US dollars such as USDC, PYUSD, or RLUSD.
- Stablecoin withdrawals can be sent to external wallets 24/7.
- IBKR does not charge any additional fees for supported stablecoin transfers.
- UK and Irish clients do not receive two-way funding for stablecoins.
Interactive Brokers has expanded its crypto services to include stablecoin withdrawals and 12 additional tokens. The update gives eligible US customers more options to move funds between brokerage accounts and offshore cryptocurrency wallets.
Interactive Brokers adds RLUSD, USDC and PYUSD withdrawals
Interactive Brokers now allows eligible US clients to withdraw USD balances through automatic conversion to USDC, PYUSD or… Ripple stablecoinRL USD. The new feature allows users to send stablecoins to external wallets at any time, including weekends and public holidays.
The brokerage said customers do not need to manually transfer dollars before making a withdrawal. The system handles the conversion, while Interactive Brokers does not charge any additional fees for stablecoin conversions.
This step extends Stablecoin deposit service Interactive Brokers introduced in January 2026. With the latest update, customers can now transfer supported stablecoins on and off the platform, creating two-way funding for eligible users.
CEO Milan Galic said digital assets should be inside a broader financial account, not outside it.
“We believe that digital assets should be integrated into the broader customer financial experience, and not treated separately,” Galic said.
Twelve tokens were added through Zerohash and Paxos
Interactive Brokers has also added 12 cryptocurrency tokens through its infrastructure partners Zerohash and Paxos. Nine tokens have been added through Zerohash, while three additional assets have become available through Paxos.
Zerohash plugins include Aave, Aptos, Canton, Lido DAO, Monad, NEAR Protocol, Plasma, Pax Gold, and Uniswap. Paxos has added access to Aave, Uniswap, and Pax Gold for supported customers.
Pax Gold gives investors access to a gold-backed digital token tied to fully allocated physical gold held in vault facilities. Other tokens added expand Interactive Brokers’ portfolio of cryptocurrencies across decentralized finance, blockchain networks, and digital asset markets.
Interactive Brokers has already offered several major crypto assets through Zerohash, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Avalanche, Cardano, Chainlink, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Sui. Paxos already supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Chainlink, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Polygon.
Cryptocurrency trading payment comes with territorial limits
Interactive Brokers is positioning cryptocurrencies as part of its multi-asset trading platform. Customers can trade digital assets alongside stocks, options, futures, bonds, funds and prediction markets without using a separate app.
The brokerage company said that cryptocurrency commissions start from 0.12% to 0.18% of the trading value, with a minimum of $1.75 per order. The company also said it does not add spreads, profit margins or custodial fees on cryptocurrency trades.
The expanded service does not apply equally to all regions. Two-way stablecoin financing is not available to clients of Interactive Brokers UK Limited or Interactive Brokers Ireland Limited.
The new crypto assets are also not available to Interactive Brokers Ireland Limited clients. Availability still depends on Interactive Brokers affiliate and client’s country of residence.
