Plus500 Launches Single Stock Futures in the US

Plus500 said Monday it has introduced Single Stock Futures in the US, expanding its offering of CME Group-listed products. The new lineup gives traders access to a growing set of futures contracts on leading US stocks, including Micro Single Stock Futures.

The company said the contracts are designed as a flexible, capital-efficient alternative to traditional equity trading. Features include lower initial margin requirements, built-in leverage, and the ability to take both long and short positions. In addition, the futures can be traded well beyond standard exchange hours, allowing customers to respond in real time to market-moving news.

Plus500 said it expects to keep broadening its Single Stock Futures range, adding new instruments based on customer demand, liquidity conditions and broader market dynamics. The launch is part of a wider strategy to deliver innovative financial products while giving customers more control over how they access global markets.

David Zruia, Chief Executive Officer of Plus500, said the move was carried out in collaboration with CME Group and marks another step in strengthening the company's futures offering. He noted that it builds on momentum across Plus500's non-OTC business, which also includes the prediction markets product launched earlier this year. Zruia added that the company looks forward to broadening the offering further as it continues to scale its presence in the US.

The rollout underscores Plus500's ongoing push to diversify beyond its traditional CFD business and into regulated, exchange-listed products in the US.