Galaxy launches new mobile app "GalaxyOne"

James Sullivan |

Today, Galaxy launched their retail trading application called Galaxy One to compete with the likes of Robinhood and Coinbase. Galaxy One App (Galaxy One App)    

Stock is up 8% on the news.

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Quick take:

  • Galaxy Digital launched Galaxy One, a unified platform and app offering crypto and stock trading to users in all US states.
  • Any user can also earn 4% APY in a high-yield savings account, while accredited investors can earn 8% APY on a note offered by Galaxy.
  • Users will be able to buy, hold, and trade Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, and Paxos Gold at launch, with more tokens planned for the future.

This is from the Galaxy One website: (Galaxy One)

 

Earn More, Invest Smarter, All in One Place

For too long, individual investors have been stuck with fragmented, underpowered tools. They’ve been offered checking accounts that barely pay interest. Trading platforms with no connection to the rest of their financial lives. So-called all-in-one apps that promise integration but deliver silos, over-gamification, and unnecessary market noise. That’s the gap we aim to close.

Today, we launch GalaxyOne.

GalaxyOne was built to help you grow your wealth — and to bring the full power of Galaxy’s Digital Assets business to your fingertips. That starts with yield. Our FDIC-insured high-yield cash deposit accounts pay 4.00% Annual Percentage Yield (APY)[1], and for accredited investors[2], Galaxy Premium Yield offers 8.00% APY[3]. These aren’t teaser rates or boosts. They’re powered by Galaxy’s institutional lending desk with a loan book size of over $1.1 billion, backed by our strong balance sheet, and delivered with the transparency, scale, and operational rigor you’d expect from a public company known for financial discipline and white-glove service.

From there, we connect your cash to the rest of your portfolio. Earnings can be automatically reinvested into bitcoin and other supported crypto assets or cash, compounding your position without extra steps. And for the first time, products once reserved for institutions, built on the same infrastructure, risk controls, and expertise, are now designed for individuals who expect more.

You can trade a broad selection of U.S.-listed equities and ETFs from major exchanges, alongside leading digital assets like bitcoin, ethereum, and solana — all in one unified platform. But trading is only part of the vision. The bigger goal is an intuitive precision-built platform where cash, crypto, equities and yield work together, giving you control and opportunity without compromise.

This vision began years ago with Fierce, the mobile platform Galaxy acquired in 2024. We saw in Fierce the same ambition we share at Galaxy — bold design, a passionate community, and a clear commitment to access, growth, and innovation. Today, that vision lives on in GalaxyOne: precision-built with the strength of Galaxy’s institutional capabilities and the speed, agility, and focus of a modern wealth and investing platform. With this launch, we’ve expanded beyond iOS to include Android and a full-featured web app, so you can manage your portfolio anywhere, on your terms.

This is just the beginning for GalaxyOne. In the coming months and years, additional features and products will be added, creating a robust offering for investors who are looking to manage and leverage their investment portfolios in a unified manner. The roadmap includes business accounts, staking of crypto assets to generate yield, such as solana, and innovative products in the brokerage and lending categories.

To every investor who’s been told “that’s not possible here,” we heard you. GalaxyOne is built for you. I hope you will explore the platform and share your feedback with us as we embark on an ambitious path.

Disclaimer:

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James A Sullivan, Founder, CEO

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