DGCX FUTURES

EXCHANGE DETAILS

  1. Precious metals, Base metals, Currencies, Future & Spot Shariah Gold

TOP INSTRUMENT NAMES FOR EXAMPLE

  • Indian Rupee/US Dollar
  • Shariah Gold (Physical Delivery)

Minimum Funding Required

USD 5,000

Settlement Terms

  • Settlement: Financial (Non delivery Except for Shariah Gold)
  • Leverage: As per Exchange Margins

Execution

Online (Quanto Trade & API Solutions) & Offline

Frequently Asked Questions

A Quick Guide to Regional and Global Derivatives Trading

What is DGCX?

The Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) is a regulated marketplace offering trading in derivatives such as precious metals, base metals, currencies, and other commodities.

What products can be traded on DGCX?

Popular instruments include Shariah-compliant Gold with physical delivery, and currency futures such as the Indian Rupee/US Dollar

How does trading work on DGCX?

Investors can buy or sell standardized futures and options contracts based on the underlying commodities or currencies, with settlement determined by contract terms.

What makes Shariah Gold unique?

Shariah Gold contracts allow physical delivery, designed to comply with Islamic finance principles.

Is leverage available for DGCX trading?

Yes, leverage is available based on exchange margin requirements, except for Shariah Gold which typically requires full funding.

How are contracts settled?

Settlement is usually in cash, but some products, like Shariah Gold, can be delivered physically.

What is the minimum investment required?

The minimum funding requirement for trading on DGCX is typically USD 5,000.

Why trade on DGCX?

It offers access to international markets, diversified products, and the ability to hedge or speculate using regulated derivative contracts.