Hargreaves Lansdown, the UK's largest investment platform, has started offering Bitcoin products to about 2 million clients. However, this launch comes five months after the UK government closed the tax-free window for holding Bitcoin in ISAs, which ended in April 2026 after just 180 days. Early buyers who purchased Bitcoin through rival platforms before April still enjoy tax-free profits, but new buyers through Hargreaves Lansdown must pay taxes. Additionally, only high-income or wealthy clients can access these products, which do not involve owning actual Bitcoin but rather notes tracking its price. This limits broader retail investor access and means clients must use taxable accounts or pensions with restrictions.
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