
When a trader enters into a futures contract, they commit to buying or selling a specific commodity in the future at a predetermined price to lock in the terms of the trade and take advantage of market price changes.

Example:
You have signed a contract to buy oil at $50 per barrel. On the agreed date, you must purchase the futures contract at this price.
If by the contract execution date, the market price of oil rises to $70 per barrel, you can sell it at a higher price and profit from the difference between the fixed and market prices.
Our platform offers a wide selection of commodity futures, including precious metals, oil, natural gas, and agricultural products such as cocoa, coffee, corn, and cotton. You can find the full list of available assets on the "Trading Instruments" page.



