Trade Futures
Access global futures markets with competitive pricing. Trade index, energy, metals, agricultural, and currency futures contracts.
Available Futures Contracts
Trade a diverse range of futures across multiple asset classes
Why Trade Futures With Us
Access global futures markets with competitive conditions
Contract Flexibility
Trade various contract months with transparent expiration dates.
Price Discovery
Access true market prices with centralized exchange trading.
Nearly 24-Hour Trading
Trade futures almost around the clock on major contracts.
Regulated Markets
Trade on regulated exchanges with clearing house guarantees.
High Leverage
Efficient capital use with margin-based trading.
Hedging Tools
Protect your portfolio against adverse price movements.
What Are Futures?
Futures are standardized contracts to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price on a specific future date. They are traded on regulated exchanges and are used for both speculation and hedging.
Unlike spot trading, futures allow you to gain exposure to an asset without owning it directly, with the added benefit of leverage and transparent pricing.
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Premium Trading Conditions
Trade futures with institutional-grade conditions, tight spreads, and reliable execution.
Futures Contract Lifecycle
Understanding the journey of a futures contract from opening to expiration
Open Position
Enter a long or short position based on market analysis
Manage Trade
Monitor and adjust your position as the market moves
Roll or Close
Roll to next contract or close before expiration
Settlement
Cash settlement or delivery at contract expiration
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions about futures trading
Futures are standardized contracts to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price on a specific future date. They are traded on regulated exchanges.
Futures have fixed expiration dates and standardized contract sizes, while CFDs have no expiration and offer more flexible position sizes.
Margin requirements vary by contract. Generally, you need to maintain both initial margin to open a position and maintenance margin to keep it open.
You can either close your position before expiration or roll it over to the next contract month. Cash-settled contracts are automatically settled at expiration.
Most futures contracts trade nearly 24 hours a day, 5 days a week, with short daily maintenance breaks.
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