Futures trading
Trade CFDs on Futures from around the world and explore endless trading opportunities.
Average execution time
< 0.08 ms
Up to 7,000 orders executed per second
Ultra-low latency data centre co-location
Why trade with PlusFX
Benefit from ultra-fast order execution with most orders executed in under 0.08 ms.
Years of Excellence
Choose a trusted broker that serves clients all over the world, based across five continents.
Trade 250+ Instruments
Trade CFDs on Forex, Shares, Futures, Spot Indices, Spot Metals and Spot Energies.
4 Trading Platforms
Take full control using your preferred platform: PlusFX, MT4, MT5, cTrader and Edge
Fast Execution & Deep Institutional Liquidity
Benefit from ultra-fast order execution. The average execution speed is under 0.08 seconds
Rewarded with Numerous
International Awards
Trade with a broker that has been repeatedly recognized for the quality of its services.
Offering 24/5 Multilingual customer service
Our 24/5 Customer Support, provides assistance in more than 10 languages.
Award-Winning NDD Execution
All our clients trade directly with the inter-bank rates.
No Dealing Desk.
Most trades are filled in under 10 milliseconds,
with up to 2,000 trades executed per second.
Highly transparent
trading environment
No re-quote or delay
in filling orders
Ultra-low latency datacentre co-location
Choose Your Platform
We provide our clients with a wide range of desktop, web and mobile trading platforms including MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader and PlusFX app.
What are Futures?
Futures are financial contracts for the specific asset to be bought or sold at a set time in the future. The final price level is determined by both parties, a buyer and a seller, and is known as the forward price. The specified date of the future payment is known as the expiration date.
Futures are derivative financial contracts obligating the buyer to purchase an asset or the seller to sell an asset at a predetermined future date and set price.
A futures contract allows an investor to speculate on the direction of a security, commodity, or financial instrument.
Futures are used to hedge the price movement of the underlying asset to help prevent losses from unfavorable price changes.
Futures—also called futures contracts—allow traders to lock in the price of the underlying asset or commodity. These contracts have expiration dates and set prices that are known upfront. Futures are identified by their expiration month. For example, a December gold futures contract expires in December.
Traders and investors use the term "futures" in reference to the overall asset class. However, there are many types of futures contracts available for trading including:
Commodity futures such as crude oil, natural gas, corn, and wheat
Stock index futures such as the S&P 500 Index
Currency futures including those for the euro and the British pound
Precious metal futures for gold and silver
U.S. Treasury futures for bonds and other products
Contract for difference (CFD) on futures allow for trade on the price fluctuations of a wide range of assets: commodities, indices and energies. If investors make a forecast about the quotes increase, they open a Buy position on the trading platform. If they think the chart will move down, they make an online order to Sell.
Start trading futures with PlusFX to diversify your investor account!
A World of Opportunities
Trade CFDs on 250+ instruments across a wide range of asset classes from a single trading account.
Forex
Metals
Shares
Futures
Indices
Cryptocurrencies
Get Started in Less than Five Minutes
1 Fill in our simple online form
We will ask you for trading experience
2 Instant Online Verification
You can usually verify your identity immediately
3 Fund your account and trade
Withdraw money easily,whenever you like.