One trade,
a whole economy.
25+ benchmark indices across the US, Europe, and Asia — as cash or futures, long or short, on balanced margin and index-level liquidity.
Three regions, one continuous session.
Cash or futures — the difference matters.
Same benchmark, different mechanics. We quote both so the contract fits the horizon instead of the other way round.
Macro exposure, without single-name noise.
Indices are the cleanest way to express a view on rates, growth, or risk appetite. We price them from exchange-derived liquidity and publish exactly what the roll costs.
- One position expresses a whole-economy view — no single-name risk
- Balanced long and short margin, no borrow constraints
- Index-level liquidity that holds through earnings season
- Cash and futures side by side in the same ticket
The specification sheet.
The index is the market's opinion. We just quote it honestly.
Answered before you ask.
Rolls, dividends, or margin schedules — the index desk answers in minutes.
Talk to the deskWhat is the difference between US500 cash and US500 futures?
Cash tracks the spot index with a daily financing adjustment and no expiry. Futures track the exchange contract, carry financing inside the price, and roll quarterly.
How are dividends handled on cash indices?
Dividend adjustments are credited to long positions and debited from shorts on the ex-date, matching the index drop.
Can I hold index positions over the weekend?
Yes. Weekend gap risk applies, so we publish elevated margin requirements ahead of Friday close on the most gap-prone benchmarks.
Are out-of-hours prices tradable?
Core US and European benchmarks quote 23 hours a day on weekdays. Spreads widen outside the cash session to reflect the thinner underlying book.
Take a view on the whole market.
Open an account and trade 25+ global benchmarks as cash or futures, from spreads of 0.4 points.