Trade futures

Use TradingView’s advanced charting, analytical tools, and social network, while still benefitting from Saxo’s low fees and execution.

Qualify for lower fees and better service when you make more trades or increase your account value.

To avoid currency conversion fees when trading in multiple currencies, choose from 24 different currencies and open up to 4 currency sub-accounts.

The available currencies and number of sub-accounts that can be opened depend on your account type and country of residence.

If you are eligible for an accredited investor account, you can take advantage of better margin rates for greater trading flexibility but do note that accredited Investors also forgo certain regulatory safeguards that would otherwise be available to general retail investors.

Saxo Markets is regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Saxo Bank A/S. It has been operating in Singapore since 2006.

If your trade ticket shows a notice day, the contract settles physically—but Saxo doesn’t offer physical delivery. Make sure to close futures contracts before the expiry or first notice day (FND).

Saxo may use an earlier FND than the exchange, so always check the trade ticket trading conditions as well as the contract specifications in the platform for details. If you don’t close in time, Saxo will close the position for you, and additional charges will apply.

Read our margin information page to find out more about initial and maintenance margin.

We offer you greater control of your trading via our fully customised orders.

Our policy is designed to ensure client orders are executed promptly, efficiently, and with the best possible terms.

Trading futures can be a strategic way to enhance your portfolio, offering access to global markets and opportunities across indices, commodities, and more. Futures are known for their liquidity, flexibility, and nearly 24-hour trading, allowing you to take advantage of market movements at different times of the day.

You can trade a wide range of futures, including indices, commodities, currencies, and more with a Saxo account. Whether you want to trade S&P futures for equity exposure, or oil futures to explore commodity markets, you’ll find all the tools you need. You can view the futures contracts available on our trading platform before opening an account.

Saxo Capital Markets is regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. As such all client funds are kept in a segregated client funds account, separate from the company’s own money and assets.