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What US traders can actually trade

US law does not permit off-exchange CFDs for retail traders — so the CFD brokers reviewed elsewhere on this site are not available to you. What is available is exchange-traded and CFTC-regulated: futures and prediction-market event contracts. This desk covers both, in depth, through the one US-regulated broker that offers them together — Plus500 US.

Last updated: 25 August 2026

The two US-legal products

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Plus500 US review — futures and prediction markets in one account

Fees, regulation, platform, funding and how to open an account, verified against Plus500's own US disclosures.

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Who you would be trading with

The US entity is a registered broker, not an offshore workaround — this is the whole point of trading US-legal products.

Entity & regulator
Plus500US Financial Services LLC d/b/a Plus500US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), NFA ID 0001398.
Exchange memberships
CME Group (full member), KalshiEX LLC, KalshiKlear LLC (clearing member).
Parent
Plus500 Ltd — premium listing on the London Stock Exchange (PLUS), FTSE 250 constituent.
Verify the licence
Look up NFA ID 0001398 on the NFA BASIC register.

Common questions

Why can't I trade CFDs or forex CFDs in the US?

Off-exchange contracts for difference (CFDs) cannot be legally offered to US retail traders. US derivatives trading happens on regulated exchanges instead — futures and, more recently, CFTC-regulated event contracts (prediction markets). That is why this section covers futures and event contracts rather than the CFD brokers featured elsewhere on the site.

Is Plus500 US the same company as Plus500 elsewhere?

It is the same group but a different, US-regulated entity. US futures and prediction markets are offered by Plus500US Financial Services LLC, a Futures Commission Merchant registered with the CFTC (NFA ID 0001398) and a full member of CME Group — not the CFD entities that operate outside the US.

How much do I need to start?

Plus500 US lets you open a futures account and start trading from a $10 minimum deposit by debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay ($200 by wire). A free demo account with unlimited virtual funds is available to practise first.

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