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Futures

Futures CFDs. Expiry is part of the trade.

Selected index, energy and commodity futures as CFDs — real contract months, published rollover rules and a curve that tells you what the market expects.

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Contracts with calendars — expiry is part of the trade.

Listed months

Real contract cycles

Published

Rollover dates & adjustments

Curve-based

Financing — no daily swap

01

What sits in the futures family

Futures CFDs on major indices, energy benchmarks and selected commodities. Each symbol tracks a specific listed contract month — the price is the market’s own forward, with the financing already in the curve.

  • Index and energy futures in draft
  • Specific contract months, not blends
  • Curve carries the financing
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Market infrastructure

Every market family runs on the same disciplined rails.

02

Expiry and the roll, in daylight

Every futures CFD has a published last-trading day and rollover schedule. Positions held into the roll receive a price adjustment reflecting the spread between months — posted to the account, never absorbed into a mystery fill.

  • Published last-trading days
  • Roll adjustments posted visibly
  • Month spreads shown before the roll
A blue rail transitioning from one illuminated contract gate to the next in sequence

Roll mechanics

The next contract becomes relevant before the current one expires.

03

Trading the curve

Futures reward calendar awareness: know your contract’s expiry, watch the front-month/next-month spread as the roll approaches, and remember that no daily swap means the carry you would have paid is already priced into the curve shape.

  • Expiry date in the position notes
  • Roll spread = your real carry cost
  • No daily swap line to reconcile
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Curve context

Time to expiry is a dimension of the position, not a footnote.

Structured details

Futures CFDs — check before the first order

The live symbol specification in the FlowFX platform is the source of truth. This is the reading list.

Check
Last trading day
Why it matters
The hard deadline for the current contract
Check
Roll schedule
Why it matters
When and how held positions move months
Check
Curve shape
Why it matters
Contango or backwardation is the carry
Check
Contract size
Why it matters
Futures lots often run larger than cash CFDs

Draft market scope. The launch instrument list and live values are published in the platform per symbol.

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Markets

Forex

Sixty-plus pairs priced from the raw book.

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Markets

Metals

Gold and silver with spot-market precision.

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Markets

Indices

Global benchmarks as cash and futures CFDs.

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Account

The account

One Raw True ECN account reaches every market family.

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Frequently asked

Start with the facts.

Answers describe the current published position. Final terms are confirmed per legal entity and shown in the client portal before an account trades.

The financing is embedded in the futures curve itself — the difference between contract months. You pay the carry through the roll, not through a daily line.

Next step

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