In another massive win for the growing crypto and stablecoin industry, Interactive Brokers Group says it’s considering launching a stablecoin for its customers. Interactive Brokers’ billionaire founder Thomas Peterffy tells Reuters the company is working on potentially issuing stablecoins. However, the groyp has yet to make a final decision on how the stablecoin will be offered to customers.

“It’s basically hard to grasp its fundamental value. If we see people adopting it and ascribing a value to it, I’m okay with that, but I’m still not convinced,” Peterffy told Reuters in an interview. Interactive Brokers is one of the world’s leading discount brokers with a market value of about $110 billion.

Peterffy went on to add that the platform is now working on enabling instant, 24/7 stablecoin funding for brokerage accounts, as well as supporting asset transfers for commonly traded cryptocurrencies. The firm is reportedly considering allowing customers to use stablecoins issued by other financial institutions to fund their accounts, depending upon the credibility of the issuer. However, the founder went on to caution the risks of rapid widespread adoption of crypto, still signaling concern about wrongdoers and cybercrime.

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There is no denying that the cryptocurrency market has been a focal point in 2025. Interactive Brokers has gotten heavily involved in digital assets, expanding its previous offerings. Earlier this year, the platform expanded its crypto trading offering to include Solana, XRP, Cardano, and Dogecoin. A stablecoin offering pegged to the US dollar would follow in the footsteps of several banking institutions in the US this year, including Bank of America and JPMorgan.

In another massive win for the growing crypto and stablecoin industry, Interactive Brokers Group says it’s considering launching a stablecoin for its customers. Interactive Brokers’ billionaire founder Thomas Peterffy tells Reuters the company is working on potentially issuing stablecoins. However, the groyp has yet to make a final decision on how the stablecoin will be offered to customers.

“It’s basically hard to grasp its fundamental value. If we see people adopting it and ascribing a value to it, I’m okay with that, but I’m still not convinced,” Peterffy told Reuters in an interview. Interactive Brokers is one of the world’s leading discount brokers with a market value of about $110 billion.

Peterffy went on to add that the platform is now working on enabling instant, 24/7 stablecoin funding for brokerage accounts, as well as supporting asset transfers for commonly traded cryptocurrencies. The firm is reportedly considering allowing customers to use stablecoins issued by other financial institutions to fund their accounts, depending upon the credibility of the issuer. However, the founder went on to caution the risks of rapid widespread adoption of crypto, still signaling concern about wrongdoers and cybercrime.

Also Read: PayPal to Add “Pay With Crypto” for Merchants

There is no denying that the cryptocurrency market has been a focal point in 2025. Interactive Brokers has gotten heavily involved in digital assets, expanding its previous offerings. Earlier this year, the platform expanded its crypto trading offering to include Solana, XRP, Cardano, and Dogecoin. A stablecoin offering pegged to the US dollar would follow in the footsteps of several banking institutions in the US this year, including Bank of America and JPMorgan.