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fxAug 10, 2026, 3:52 PM

Bookmap Announces Partnership with Plus500 to Expand Futures Trading Access

Bookmap has teamed up with Plus500 to offer futures traders direct brokerage access or order routing via Plus500's execution infrastructure, with bundled Level 2 data.

Bookmap has entered into a partnership with Plus500 that links its market visualization platform to Plus500's futures execution and brokerage infrastructure. The announcement was made on August 10, 2026, from Nicosia, Cyprus.

Under the collaboration, futures traders can use Bookmap in two ways: they can open and fund a Plus500 account and trade in a fully integrated Bookmap environment, or they can route orders from Bookmap through Plus500's execution infrastructure while continuing to use their existing broker. The order-routing option is aimed at traders and FCM clients who want to upgrade execution without switching relationships.

The integrated setup also simplifies market data, with included Level 2 data for eligible non-professional users, no additional market data fees, and high-quality MBO data. Bookmap's tools—heatmaps, volume visualization, and trade activity tracking—can therefore be used alongside Plus500's execution stack in a single workflow.

According to Plus500US CEO Isaac Cahana, the partnership is designed to provide Bookmap users with direct connectivity to Plus500 and an end-to-end futures trading experience. He said the company's proprietary technology is built for reliability, low-latency execution, and institutional-grade performance. Oded Mathan, VP of Products at Plus500US, said the collaboration combines the company's FCM offering and trading technology, supporting account opening, funding, reporting, risk management, market data, and execution within a unified infrastructure.

Bookmap CEO Tsachi Galanos said traders often have to combine multiple tools to get a full market view, and this partnership addresses that by pairing Bookmap's visualization with Plus500's data and execution capabilities.

The companies say the model supports traders who want to keep their current broker, traders who prefer an all-in-one brokerage environment, and introducing brokers or partners that want to use Plus500's infrastructure alongside Bookmap. The integration is available now; users can request connectivity through their broker or open a Plus500 account for the full setup.

Bookmap's platform is used across futures, equities, and digital assets, while Plus500US operates as a regulated Futures Commission Merchant in the United States, providing access to futures, options, and related markets through proprietary infrastructure.

Source: FinanceFeeds