Have you tried to put crypto in your Isa?

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Have you tried to put crypto in your Isa since the government’s decision to allow UK investors to hold digital exchange traded products in their savings accounts?

Has investing crypto via an Isa been a straightforward process, or have you struggled to find a platform to carry out your instructions?

Some big platforms such as Hargreaves Lansdown do not yet offer crypto ETNs. The UK’s biggest retail investment platform has said they will not be available until early this year.

Has a lack of availability on some platforms deterred you from putting crypto in your Isa account or are you already at your £20,000 tax-free limit?

Should the government broaden its offer to Self-Invested Personal Pensions (Sipps) or junior Isas to help boost engagement in investing, one of Labour’s top priorities?

In addition, have you been confused by the decision to allow investors to hold London-listed crypto exchange traded notes in stocks-and-shares Isas in this financial year but not from April 2026 when an Innovative Finance Isa must be used?

Finally, do you think crypto is appropriate for retail investors, given that it is a risky, volatile asset with some concerns over its use by criminals?

If you have any views on the process for investing in crypto or whether these assets are appropriate for retail investors, please email at money@ft.com. We will only publish your name with your permission.