
Plus500 Futures is the U.S.-only futures trading platform of **Plus500 Ltd**, a London Stock Exchange-listed fintech company (FTSE 250). Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Israel, Plus500 operates through regulated subsidiaries worldwide.
The U.S. platform is regulated by the **NFA**, making it a safe and transparent choice for futures traders.
Plus500 is also known for sponsoring major sports teams such as the Chicago Bulls (NBA), BSC Young Boys (Switzerland), and Legia Warsaw (Poland).
$100 to open
Standard, Mini & Micro futures contracts across agriculture, indices, energy, metals & more
WebTrader + mobile app; advanced risk controls; Futures Academy
24/7 live chat & email; NFA regulation; segregated accounts; Negative Balance Protection
Simple, mobile-friendly interface; intuitive for beginners
FTSE 250 listed; global sports sponsorships; strong transparency
Yes. Plus500 Futures is fully regulated by the National Futures Association (NFA) in the U.S. Plus500 Ltd is also a publicly traded FTSE 250 company, adding transparency and trust.
You can trade a wide variety of U.S. futures contracts, including Standard, Mini, and Micro contracts across agriculture, indices, energy, and metals.
Yes, but they are among the lowest in the industry: $0.89 per standard contract and $0.49 per micro contract. No platform or data fees are charged.
Yes, Plus500 Futures offers a free and unlimited demo account.
Plus500 Futures is available on web, iOS, Android, and desktop.
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Great • 16,758 Reviews
Traders highlight Plus500 Futures’ transparent pricing, low fees, and user-friendly design. Some critical reviews mention limited advanced features and verification delays.
“Plus500 Futures is one of the most affordable futures brokers in the U.S. $0 platform fees, $0 data fees, and competitive $0.49–$0.89 commissions make it ideal for cost-conscious traders.”
"Plus500 Futures combines trusted regulation with a simple, user-friendly platform. It’s excellent for beginners, though advanced traders may miss algorithmic or copy-trading features."