Moomoo expands crypto trading to Texas and launches Direct Crypto Deposit & Withdraw

Moomoo (NASDAQ:FUTU) has expanded its cryptocurrency trading services to investors in Texas and introduced a Direct Crypto Deposit & Withdraw feature for U.S. users, the company announced on May 22, 2026. The moves are part of the broker's strategy to create a unified multi-asset platform that bridges traditional finance and Web3.

Texas-based investors can now trade 52 cryptocurrencies through Moomoo with $0 commission and a transaction fee of 0.49% per trade. With this expansion, Moomoo Crypto is available in California, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Texas, and additional states. The platform supports more than 50 cryptocurrencies overall, including newer listings such as MON and BNB.

Direct On-Chain Transfers

The new Direct Crypto Deposit & Withdraw functionality allows users to transfer supported cryptocurrencies directly between external Web3 wallets and their Moomoo accounts. Once assets are moved on-chain through Moomoo Crypto Inc., investors can convert them into fiat and deploy capital across equities, options, and other asset classes offered by Moomoo Financial Inc. — all within a single interface.

“We’re actively expanding access to crypto trading across the U.S. while continuing to build additional features that further enhance the overall investing experience for our users,” said Albi Mema, Director of Crypto Operations at Moomoo U.S. He added that the expansion reflects the company's commitment to providing a one-stop destination for trading diverse assets on a secure, compliant platform.

To celebrate the Texas launch, Moomoo is offering a limited-time Bitcoin rewards program for new crypto traders: $10 in Bitcoin for a first trade over $1,000, an additional $15 for three trades totaling $3,000, and $35 for reaching $10,000 in total crypto trading volume.

Moomoo has previously enabled retail access to tokenized equity offerings and plans to further expand its crypto capabilities and geographic availability in the U.S., aiming to lower barriers to entry while maintaining regulatory compliance.