What online brokers launched in 2025 and 2026
Futures, prediction markets, crypto and AI tools, broker by broker, newest first.
Three trends run through this list. Retail brokers are moving into futures and smaller contracts. Prediction markets have arrived at almost every app-first broker. And brokers are opening accounts to AI assistants, with Interactive Brokers letting clients trade through Claude and Public letting AI agents trade event contracts.
- MetroTrade Listed all four CME E-nano index contracts. Source
- Interactive Brokers CME E-nano equity index futures available on launch day. Source
- NinjaTrader E-nano equity index futures at launch, as a named CME partner. Source
- tastytrade E-nano equity index futures at $0.75 per side. Source
- Interactive Brokers Brazilian futures on the B3 exchange for eligible clients outside Brazil. Source
- TradeStation Launched eight CME spot-quoted futures, including S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, bitcoin and ether. Source
- NinjaTrader Announced CME single stock futures. Source
- tastytrade Launched prediction markets: CFTC-regulated event contracts. Source
- MetroTrade Added options on futures. Source
- Charles Schwab 24/7 crypto futures on thinkorswim and dollar-based fractional shares. Source
- Interactive Brokers Clients can link their account to Claude. The assistant drafts stock and ETF orders and the client approves each one. Source
- Charles Schwab Schwab Crypto: spot bitcoin and ether for eligible clients, 0.75% fee. Source
- NinjaTrader Launched NinjaTrader Connect, a white-label platform for futures and prediction-market businesses. Source
- TradeStation Added CME XRP futures to its crypto futures lineup. Source