Trade the Trend, Not the Asset – CFDs Made Simple.
Speculate on price movements without owning the underlying asset.
Download the App & Sign Up
Get the trading app from the App Store or Google Play, then create your account in minutes.
Verify & Fund Your Account
Link your personal info and preferred payment method, then deposit funds securely to start trading.
Choose Your Gold Market & Set Leverage
Select the gold futures contract you want to trade, pick your leverage level, and you’re ready to go.
Trade 6 Asset Classes with One Powerful CFD Platform
From forex to crypto, access global markets through one seamless, flexible trading experience.
Forex CFDs
- Trade major, minor, and exotic currency pairs with tight spreads and high-speed execution—24 hours a day, five days a week.
Stock CFDs
- Speculate on price movements of global companies like Apple, Tesla, or Amazon—without owning the shares.
Crypto CFDs
- Go long or short on top cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more, with leverage and no need for a digital wallet.
Index CFDs
- Trade leading indices like the S&P 500, NASDAQ, or DAX to capture broader market trends in a single position.
Commodity CFDs
- Access markets like gold, oil, and natural gas. Hedge inflation or ride global supply and demand trends with ease.
Options CFDs
- Trade the price movement of options contracts on key assets—gain exposure without the complexity of traditional options trading.
How CFD Trading Works
CFD (Contract for Difference) trading lets you speculate on the price movements of financial assets—like stocks, crypto, forex, commodities, and indices—without actually owning them.
You open a position based on whether you think the asset’s price will rise (go long) or fall (go short). If the market moves in your favor, you earn the difference between the opening and closing price. If it moves against you, you take a loss on that difference.
CFDs also allow you to use leverage, meaning you can control a larger position with a smaller deposit. This boosts your potential profits—but also increases your risk.
