Futures Trading
Trade Futures With a Stuniex Funded Account
Equity index, commodity and financial futures contracts: trade with defined expiries and transparent pricing inside a risk-managed funded account.
Futures give disciplined traders clean, exchange-traded pricing and defined contract specifications, no ambiguity about size, expiry, or settlement. For Stuniex traders who prefer that structure, a funded futures account is a natural extension of the desk's process-first culture.
Futures positions are governed by the same core risk framework as every market on the desk: defined maximum drawdown, position-sizing limits, and full performance transparency.
Instruments
What you can trade
Futures markets largely follow their exchange's official trading hours, with defined open, close and settlement windows per contract.
Equity index futures track the same underlying benchmarks as cash indices but trade on a defined exchange calendar with standardized contract specifications, while commodity futures carry their own expiry and rollover mechanics tied to physical delivery cycles that don't apply to financial futures on rates or currencies. That structural difference is exactly why contract selection matters as much as market direction when building a futures strategy.
Defined Risk Limits
Every futures position operates inside a set maximum drawdown and position-sizing framework.
Transparent Reporting
See exactly how your futures trades are contributing to your track record.
Mentorship & Review
Structured feedback from experienced traders to sharpen your futures process.
Remote-First
Trade futures from anywhere, on your own schedule, within your risk parameters.
Contract Structure
Defined size, defined expiry, no ambiguity.
What sets futures apart from most other markets on the desk is standardization. Every contract has a fixed size, tick value, and expiry date set by the exchange, so there's no guesswork about what a position actually represents. That structure appeals to traders who want clean, exchange-traded pricing rather than the more variable spreads of an over-the-counter market.
The tradeoff is that expiry and rollover need active management. A position held into a contract's final trading days behaves differently than one rolled forward to the next expiry, and understanding that mechanic is part of trading futures responsibly, which is exactly what onboarding covers before any contract goes live in your account.
- Fixed contract size and tick value set by the exchange
- Defined expiry dates require active rollover management
- Equity index futures track the same benchmarks as cash indices
- Commodity futures carry delivery-cycle mechanics financial futures don't
FAQ
Futures trading questions
Equity index, commodity, and financial futures, with the specific contract list confirmed during onboarding.
Your onboarding covers contract roll and expiry procedures so positions are managed cleanly around settlement dates.
Futures suit traders who value defined contract specifications and exchange-based pricing. Suitability is discussed as part of your evaluation.
They track the same underlying benchmark but on a defined exchange calendar with standardized contract specifications, so pricing mechanics and expiry management differ even when direction correlates closely.
Contracts held into their final trading days are subject to the exchange's settlement procedures. Your onboarding covers how to roll a position forward or manage it cleanly ahead of expiry.
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