Global Futures & Options

EXCHANGE DETAILS

1. CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange)
2. CBOT (Chicago Board of Trade)
3. COMEX (Commodity Exchange, Inc.)
4. NYMEX (New York Mercantile Exchange)
5. ICE US (Intercontinental Exchange US)
6. ICE Europe (Intercontinental Exchange Europe)
7. LME (London Metal Exchange – Forwards)
8. JPX (Japan Exchange Group)
9. TFEX (Thailand Futures Exchange)
10. HKEX (Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited)
11. SGX (Singapore Exchange)
12. DGCX (Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange)
13. BIST (Borsa Istanbul)
14. BMD (Bursa Malaysia)
15. IFSC (GIFT) (India International Financial Services Centre – Gujarat International Finance
Tec- City)

TOP INSTRUMENT NAMES FOR EXAMPLE

1. Palm Oil – Malaysia (Bursa Malaysia) – Agri Commodities
2. Soybean Oil – USA (CBOT) – Agri Commodities
3. Cotton – USA (ICE US) – Agri Commodities
4. Sugar – USA (ICE US) – Agri Commodities
5. GIFT Nifty – India (IFSC – GIFT) – Equity Index
6. S&P 500 Index Futures & Options – USA (CME) – Equity Index
7. NASDAQ 100 Index Futures & Options – USA (CME) – Equity Index
8. Dow Jones Industrial Average Futures – USA (CBOT) – Equity Index
9. Natural Gas – USA (NYMEX) – Energy
10. Crude Oil (WTI) – USA (NYMEX) – Energy
11. Gold – USA (COMEX) – Bullion
12. Silver – USA (COMEX) – Bullion
13. Copper – UK (LME – Forwards) – Base Metals
14. Aluminum – UK (LME – Forwards) – Base Metals

Minimum Funding Required

For Options Strategies : USD 75,000
For Futures : USD 50,000

Settlement Terms

Settlement: Financial Non delivery.
Leverage: As per exchange margin.
Delivery: Not Provided

Execution

Online Platform (CQG, TT & API Solutions) & Offline

Frequently Asked Questions

Key Facts About Futures, Options, and How They Work

What are Exchange Traded Futures and Options?

They are standardized contracts traded on regulated exchanges, allowing investors to buy or sell assets at a predetermined price on or before a set date.

What types of assets can be traded?

You can trade futures and options linked to commodities, equity indices, interest rates, energy products, metals, and currencies.

How do futures contracts work?

A futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell an asset at a fixed price on a specific future date, with both parties obligated to fulfill the terms.

How do options contracts work?

Options give the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an asset at a set price before or on the expiry date.

Which exchanges offer these products?

Major exchanges include CME, CBOT, COMEX, NYMEX, ICE, LME, JPX, HKEX, SGX and among others

Is leverage available for futures and options trading?

Yes, leverage is provided as per the exchange’s margin requirements, allowing control of larger positions with smaller capital.

What is the settlement method?

All contracts are cash settled, depending on the contract specifications. We don’t offer delivery.

Why trade futures and options?

They can be used for hedging risks, speculating on price movements, or gaining leveraged exposure to various markets.