Crypto payments company Triple A estimated that roughly 4.1% of Canadians own crypto, while the analytics and consulting firm Grand View Research estimated that the Canadian crypto market generated around $263 million in revenue in 2025, driven by hardware.
The firm also said Canada is the fastest-growing regional market in North America and projects total revenue will surpass $1 billion by 2033
Robinhood said WonderFi’s employees, including the leadership team, will stay on as part of the deal. It also expects to gain about 300,000 funded customers from WonderFi. Related: Robinhood announces $1.5B share buyback as stock struggles in 2026 WonderFi and Robinhood first entered into an agreement last May at 36 Canadian cents per common share ($0.26).
WonderFi’s stock has been drifting between 34 and 36 Canadian cents for the last month, according to Google Finance. Robinhood entered the US crypto trading market in February 2018. In April, the company was tapped to serve as brokerage and initial trustee for Trump Accounts, a new tax-advantaged investment account program for children.