Plus500 (LSE:PLUS) said it has launched Single Stock Futures for US customers, expanding access to CME Group-listed contracts.
The global multi-asset fintech group, which offers over-the-counter trading products, share dealing and futures, said the new offering includes Micro Single Stock Futures covering leading US equities.
Plus500 said the contracts give traders capital efficiency through initial margin requirements and built-in leverage, the ability to go long or short, and access to trading well beyond standard exchange hours.
The company said it will keep expanding the range of instruments based on customer demand, liquidity and market conditions.
Chief executive David Zruia linked the launch to broader momentum in the group's non-OTC business, which also includes a prediction markets offering launched earlier this year.
"It builds on the momentum we are seeing across our non-OTC business... We look forward to broadening this offering as we continue to scale our US business," Zruia said.
News Intelligence what this means for the company
Plus500 has launched Single Stock Futures (including Micro contracts) on CME Group-listed instruments for US customers, marking another step in its pivot toward non-OTC products. The move extends the company's US footprint beyond its core over-the-counter offering and follows earlier 2026 launches in prediction markets and round-the-clock stock/ETF CFD trading; non-OTC growth now represents about 15% of group revenue, and management is explicitly linking this product expansion to momentum in that segment.
This reinforces Plus500's strategy to diversify revenue beyond OTC spreads into regulated exchange-listed products and higher-margin services. The US market expansion and product breadth increase optionality, though the contribution to group revenue remains modest at present; execution risk remains on customer adoption and whether non-OTC can sustain the growth trajectory management has signaled.
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