chinaselectcommittee.house.gov Webull's Ties to China Raise National Security Concerns
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- •Webull's ties to China are deemed a national security risk by U.S. lawmakers.
- •The company's stock fell 18% following the congressional report's release.
- •Webull disputes the report, claiming inaccuracies and a lack of transparency.
A bipartisan congressional committee has reported that trading platform Webull has significant ties to the Chinese government, posing a national security risk to U.S. finance. The House Select Committee on China claims that Webull's ownership and operational frameworks expose American investors to potential data breaches. The report highlights that Webull's infrastructure is subject to Chinese laws, which may compel cooperation with state intelligence. Following the report's release, Webull's stock dropped 18%. The company disputes the report's findings, calling them inaccurate and unsupported. Lawmakers expressed concern over the implications for U.S. user data security and compliance with U.S. regulations. The situation escalated after Webull began carrying customer cash directly in October 2025, increasing the risk of exposure of billions in American capital.
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