What You Can Trade

Forex CFDs give exposure to the price of one currency against another, without buying or receiving the underlying currency. Instrument examples — confirm availability and contract conditions for your account: EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY.

Index CFDs give exposure to a benchmark basket of shares without owning any of them. Cash and futures-based references behave differently; the platform shows which reference an instrument follows.

Commodity CFDs track the price of the relevant reference contract with no physical delivery, storage or transport. Instrument examples — confirm availability and contract conditions for your account: XAUUSD, XAGUSD, XTIUSD, XBRUSD, NATGAS.

Stock CFDs follow the price of a listed share. You do not become a shareholder, you have no voting rights, and corporate actions or dividend adjustments apply only as set out in your contract terms.

Bond CFDs are used to take a view on interest rates and risk sentiment without owning the underlying bond. Availability, contract size and margin depend on your account and contract terms.

Crypto CFDs give price exposure to a digital asset with no wallet, exchange account or on-chain transfer. Instrument examples — confirm availability and contract conditions for your account: BTCUSD, ETHUSD.

Futures-based CFDs take their price from a dated reference contract without you entering the futures market. Expiry and any rollover handling apply exactly as set out in the contract terms.