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IG Drops Commission on Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana to Undercut UK Crypto Rivals
IG has scrapped trading commissions on Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana for its UK clients, leaving customers to pay only a 0.07% external exchange fee charged by the broker's liquidity partner. The London-listed firm (LSE: IGG) said the change took effect today (Monday) and applies to the three coins it sees traded most often on its platform. The move pushes IG deeper into a fee fight that has reshaped retail investing over the past few years. The broker already offers commission-free dealing in stocks, ETFs and funds across ISAs, SIPPs and general investment accounts, and it began offering spot crypto to UK and Irish ... (full story)
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