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Webull restructured its website footer and navigation menu on August 30, 2026. The navigation added references to 'Webull Courses' and 'Market Insight' while reorganizing footer links. These appear to be updates to website navigation and presentation only; no changes to substantive terms, conditions, rights, obligations, or service provisions were detected.

In an update detected on August 23, 2026, Webull added 'Mutual Funds' to the list of products and services offered on its platform in the header navigation of its Terms of Service. This is a product offering addition with no changes to the substantive terms, conditions, or consumer obligations described in the agreement itself.

In an update detected on August 14, 2026, Webull modified navigation and menu structure in its Terms of Service document. The change removed references to certain institutional product categories and reorganized footer navigation elements. These appear to be formatting and organizational changes to the document's structure rather than revisions to substantive policy terms.

In an update detected on August 9, 2026, Webull modified its Terms of Service navigation and footer structure. The changes appear to be primarily formatting and organizational, adding references to new product areas (Prediction Market, Institutions, Clients, Introducing Brokers, Hedge Funds, Proprietary Trading, Wealth Platforms, and developer-focused APIs including Broker Portal, Market Data API, Trading API, Connect API, Broker API, White-Label Solution, Embedded Solution, REST API, FIX Protocol, and WebSocket Streams) in the site header and footer. No substantive contractual or consumer-facing policy provisions appear to have been modified in the detected hunks.

Webull reorganized the navigation structure and footer layout of its Terms of Service web page, detected on August 2, 2026. The change involved reordering product menu items, restructuring footer sections, and updating contact information categories (adding 'Business Inquiries' email). The substantive terms and conditions language itself remained unchanged; this is a structural and organizational update to how the document is presented on the web.

Webull removed several institutional and developer-focused sections from the header navigation area of their Terms of Service, including references to 'Institutions', 'Introducing Brokers', 'Hedge Funds', 'Proprietary Trading', 'Wealth Platforms', 'Broker Portal', 'Market Data API', 'Trading API', 'Connect API', 'Broker API', 'White-Label Solution', 'Embedded Solution', and 'Developers' documentation pages. The substantive terms themselves remain unchanged; only the navigational structure and links at the top of the document were modified. This is a formatting and organizational change with no impact on the legal obligations, rights, or protections stated in the agreement.

Webull's Terms of Service navigation menu was updated in an update detected on July 19, 2026 to include 'Mutual Funds' as a distinct product offering in the investing section. The change adds 'Mutual Funds' between 'Fixed Income' and 'Money Market Funds' in the product navigation structure. This reflects an expansion of the platform's investment product categories available to users.

Webull's website navigation and menu structure was reorganized on July 12, 2026. The updated page removes references to 'Webtrade Agentic AI' from the main consumer navigation and reorganizes product listings, institutional offerings, and API resources into separate navigation sections. This is a formatting and organizational change with no stated modification to the underlying legal terms or service offerings.

Webull updated its website navigation and product labeling on June 19, 2026, adding references to 'Agentic AI' and 'OpenAPI' in the platform menu while removing 'LIVE' from the quotes section. The Terms of Service document itself was not substantively revised; the last update date remains March 24, 2022. This change reflects product feature additions or rebranding in Webull's service offerings but does not alter the contractual terms users operate under.

Webull updated its Customer Agreement to clarify that futures and cleared swaps trading is now offered through Webull Futures LLC instead of Webull Financial LLC. The agreement now explicitly mentions cleared swaps alongside futures in risk disclosures and product descriptions. This change reflects the company's organizational structure for offering these trading products and ensures risk disclosures apply to both futures and cleared swaps products.

Webull's Terms of Service navigation menu now includes a 'WEBTRADE' label alongside its existing 'PREMIUM TRADING & INVESTING' section. This appears to be a menu or branding update to the document's table of contents rather than a substantive change to the terms themselves. The actual agreement language, effective date, and consumer obligations remain unchanged.