We offer our clients to trade CFDs, not futures contracts that are traded in exchanges.

Any exchanges have quotes on multiple contracts simultaneously, while our clients can only trade one contract with a particular underlying asset. When the liquidity of the contract in question goes down, we substitute it with another one. This is called expiry.

You can avoid expiry by ticking the Automatically Roll Over to a New Contract checkbox, which means your position will automatically re-open once the contract has expired.

However, if you have not ticked this checkbox, your trade will expire at the current market price.

To view current expiry dates and contract months, please refer to the Instrument Specifications.