Robinhood’s UK business is authorized to offer cryptocurrency services after being added to the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) register of cryptoasset companies. Multiple reports say Robinhood’s inclusion appears on the FCA’s list of registered cryptoasset firms with an effective date of July 31. One outlet notes that the timing comes ahead of the start of a new U.K. regulatory framework for crypto, describing the registration as notable because it aligns Robinhood with the FCA’s current oversight expectations for crypto-related activities. The reports also point out that Robinhood’s registration was highlighted by media coverage that referenced the FCA’s published list and confirmed that the company has been recognized as a registered cryptoasset firm. No additional details about specific products, trading availability, or timelines for expanding services in the U.K. are provided in the excerpts. Overall, both sources describe the same regulatory development: Robinhood’s UK entity is listed by the FCA as a registered cryptoasset company as of July 31, enabling it to proceed with crypto services under the FCA’s framework.