Trade Currency (FX) Futures
Speculate on global exchange rates or hedge currency risk with standardized, regulated forex futures
Trade Currency (FX) Futures
Speculate on global exchange rates or hedge currency risk with standardized, regulated forex futures
Trade Currency (FX) Futures
Speculate on global exchange rates or hedge currency risk with standardized, regulated forex futures
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What are Currency Futures contracts?
Currency (FX) futures are leveraged, exchange-traded contracts on the Euro, Japanese Yen and British Pound, where prices move on central bank policy, interest rate differentials and shifts in global macro trends
Capture Macro Volatility
Capitalize on monetary policy shifts, inflation data and yield differentials driven by the Federal Reserve, ECB, Bank of Japan, and Bank of England
Multi-Currency Diversification
Spread portfolio risk across major global economies by taking strategic positions in foreign currencies that move independently of stock markets
24/5 Global News Reaction
Access continuous liquidity to instantly react to macroeconomic news and geopolitical developments
What are Currency Futures contracts?
Currency (FX) futures are leveraged, exchange-traded contracts on the Euro, Japanese Yen and British Pound, where prices move on central bank policy, interest rate differentials and shifts in global macro trends
Capture Macro Volatility
Capitalize on monetary policy shifts, inflation data and yield differentials driven by the Federal Reserve, ECB, Bank of Japan, and Bank of England
Multi-Currency Diversification
Spread portfolio risk across major global economies by taking strategic positions in foreign currencies that move independently of stock markets
24/5 Global News Reaction
Access continuous liquidity to instantly react to macroeconomic news and geopolitical developments
What are Currency Futures contracts?
Currency (FX) futures are leveraged, exchange-traded contracts on the Euro, Japanese Yen and British Pound, where prices move on central bank policy, interest rate differentials and shifts in global macro trends
Capture Macro Volatility
Capitalize on monetary policy shifts, inflation data and yield differentials driven by the Federal Reserve, ECB, Bank of Japan, and Bank of England
Multi-Currency Diversification
Spread portfolio risk across major global economies by taking strategic positions in foreign currencies that move independently of stock markets
24/5 Global News Reaction
Access continuous liquidity to instantly react to macroeconomic news and geopolitical developments
Markets
Explore Currency (FX) Futures
FX contracts tracking 8 major global currencies across G10 and emerging markets in both standard and micro sizes
Markets
Explore Currency (FX) Futures
FX contracts tracking 8 major global currencies across G10 and emerging markets in both standard and micro sizes
Markets
Explore Currency (FX) Futures
FX contracts tracking 8 major global currencies across G10 and emerging markets in both standard and micro sizes
EURO FX (6E / M6E)
Euro FX tracks the EUR/USD exchange rate on a centralized exchange order book. Primary pricing factors include European Central Bank policy announcements, Eurozone inflation metrics and broad U.S. Dollar trends
JAPANESE YEN (6J)
Japanese Yen futures provide exchange-traded exposure to the JPY/USD exchange rate. Contract values respond to shifts in U.S. and Japanese government bond yield differentials and Bank of Japan policy updates
BRITISH POUND (6B / M6B)
British Pound futures track the GBP/USD pair with standardized contract terms. Price movements react to Bank of England rate decisions, U.K. consumer price index data and employment metrics
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (6A / M6A)
Australian Dollar futures reflect the AUD/USD rate. Given Australia’s export profile, key catalysts include Chinese economic reports, industrial metals demand and Reserve Bank of Australia monetary policy decisions
EURO FX (6E / M6E)
Euro FX tracks the EUR/USD exchange rate on a centralized exchange order book. Primary pricing factors include European Central Bank policy announcements, Eurozone inflation metrics and broad U.S. Dollar trends
JAPANESE YEN (6J)
Japanese Yen futures provide exchange-traded exposure to the JPY/USD exchange rate. Contract values respond to shifts in U.S. and Japanese government bond yield differentials and Bank of Japan policy updates
BRITISH POUND (6B / M6B)
British Pound futures track the GBP/USD pair with standardized contract terms. Price movements react to Bank of England rate decisions, U.K. consumer price index data and employment metrics
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (6A / M6A)
Australian Dollar futures reflect the AUD/USD rate. Given Australia’s export profile, key catalysts include Chinese economic reports, industrial metals demand and Reserve Bank of Australia monetary policy decisions
EURO FX (6E / M6E)
Euro FX tracks the EUR/USD exchange rate on a centralized exchange order book. Primary pricing factors include European Central Bank policy announcements, Eurozone inflation metrics and broad U.S. Dollar trends
JAPANESE YEN (6J)
Japanese Yen futures provide exchange-traded exposure to the JPY/USD exchange rate. Contract values respond to shifts in U.S. and Japanese government bond yield differentials and Bank of Japan policy updates
BRITISH POUND (6B / M6B)
British Pound futures track the GBP/USD pair with standardized contract terms. Price movements react to Bank of England rate decisions, U.K. consumer price index data and employment metrics
AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR (6A / M6A)
Australian Dollar futures reflect the AUD/USD rate. Given Australia’s export profile, key catalysts include Chinese economic reports, industrial metals demand and Reserve Bank of Australia monetary policy decisions
CANADIAN DOLLAR (6C / MCD)
Euro FX tracks the EUR/USD exchange rate on a centralized exchange order book. Primary pricing factors include European Central Bank policy announcements, Eurozone inflation metrics and broad U.S. Dollar trends
SWISS FRANC (6S)
Swiss Franc futures track the CHF/USD rate. The franc is widely treated as a safe-haven currency, so it often strengthens on global risk aversion and geopolitical stress in addition to reacting to Swiss National Bank policy and Swiss economic data
NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR (6N)
New Zealand Dollar futures offer exposure to the NZD/USD exchange rate. Key price variables include global agricultural trade data, dairy auction results and Reserve Bank of New Zealand policy statements
MEXICAN PESO (6M)
Mexican Peso futures track the MXN/USD rate. Prices are primarily influenced by U.S.-Mexico interest rate differentials, trade agreement developments and emerging market economic indicators
CANADIAN DOLLAR (6C / MCD)
Euro FX tracks the EUR/USD exchange rate on a centralized exchange order book. Primary pricing factors include European Central Bank policy announcements, Eurozone inflation metrics and broad U.S. Dollar trends
SWISS FRANC (6S)
Swiss Franc futures track the CHF/USD rate. The franc is widely treated as a safe-haven currency, so it often strengthens on global risk aversion and geopolitical stress in addition to reacting to Swiss National Bank policy and Swiss economic data
NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR (6N)
New Zealand Dollar futures offer exposure to the NZD/USD exchange rate. Key price variables include global agricultural trade data, dairy auction results and Reserve Bank of New Zealand policy statements
MEXICAN PESO (6M)
Mexican Peso futures track the MXN/USD rate. Prices are primarily influenced by U.S.-Mexico interest rate differentials, trade agreement developments and emerging market economic indicators
CANADIAN DOLLAR (6C / MCD)
Euro FX tracks the EUR/USD exchange rate on a centralized exchange order book. Primary pricing factors include European Central Bank policy announcements, Eurozone inflation metrics and broad U.S. Dollar trends
SWISS FRANC (6S)
Swiss Franc futures track the CHF/USD rate. The franc is widely treated as a safe-haven currency, so it often strengthens on global risk aversion and geopolitical stress in addition to reacting to Swiss National Bank policy and Swiss economic data
NEW ZEALAND DOLLAR (6N)
New Zealand Dollar futures offer exposure to the NZD/USD exchange rate. Key price variables include global agricultural trade data, dairy auction results and Reserve Bank of New Zealand policy statements
MEXICAN PESO (6M)
Mexican Peso futures track the MXN/USD rate. Prices are primarily influenced by U.S.-Mexico interest rate differentials, trade agreement developments and emerging market economic indicators
Contract Specifications
FX Futures Contracts & Margins
Essential contract specifications, tick sizes and margins across global FX futures markets
Contract Specifications
FX Futures Contracts & Margins
Essential contract specifications, tick sizes and margins across global FX futures markets
Contract Specifications
FX Futures Contracts & Margins
Essential contract specifications, tick sizes and margins across global FX futures markets
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Code
Contract
Contract Size
Tick Size
Intraday Margin
Initial Margin
MCD
Micro CAD/USD Futures
CAD 10,000
0.0001
$44.00
$88.00
M6B
Micro GBP/USD Futures
GBP 6,250
0.0001
$93.50
$187.00
M6A
Micro AUD/USD Futures
AUD 10,000
0.0001
$96.25
$192.50
M6E
Micro EUR/USD Futures
EUR 10,000
0.0001
$115.50
$231.00
6C
Canadian Dollar Futures
CAD 100,000
0.00005
$550.00
$1,100.00
6L
Brazilian Real Futures
BRL 100,000
0.00005
$605.00
$1,210.00
6M
Mexican Peso Futures
MXN 500,000
0.00001
$605.00
$1,210.00
6N
New Zealand Dollar Futures
NZD 100,000
0.00005
$770.00
$1,540.00
6A
Australian Dollar Futures
AUD 100,000
0.00005
$1,045.00
$2,090.00
6B
British Pound Futures
GBP 62,500
0.0001
$1,100.00
$2,200.00
6E
Euro FX Futures
EUR 125,000
0.00005
$1,320.00
$2,640.00
6J
Japanese Yen Futures
JPY 12,500,000
0.0000005
$1,540.00
$3,080.00
6S
Swiss Franc Futures
CHF 125,000
0.00005
$2,475.00
$4,950.00
Micro FX Futures
Maximum Capital Efficiency, Fractional Exposure
Micro futures are a fraction of the size of standard futures contracts
Micro FX Futures
Maximum Capital Efficiency, Fractional Exposure
Micro futures are a fraction of the size of standard futures contracts
Micro FX Futures
Maximum Capital Efficiency, Fractional Exposure
Micro futures are a fraction of the size of standard futures contracts
1/10th Contract size
Micro FX futures trade at 1/10th the size of standard contracts, letting you access major currency pairs without the heavy capital requirements of full-sized lots
Precise Risk Control
Scale in and out of volatile forex positions with granular accuracy. Micro contracts feature smaller dollar-per-tick values, allowing you to set tighter stop-losses without over-leveraging
Central Bank & Macro Event Sizing
Position your portfolio right before high-impact releases like Fed rate decisions, ECB policy shifts, or NFP jobs data, managing macro-driven FX volatility with significantly reduced dollar-per-tick exposure
Live Strategy Validation
Validate currency trading models under real market conditions. Micro contracts let you test algorithmic or discretionary FX strategies live while experiencing actual fill dynamics and spreads with minimal capital at risk
1/10th Contract size
Micro FX futures trade at 1/10th the size of standard contracts, letting you access major currency pairs without the heavy capital requirements of full-sized lots
Precise Risk Control
Scale in and out of volatile forex positions with granular accuracy. Micro contracts feature smaller dollar-per-tick values, allowing you to set tighter stop-losses without over-leveraging
Central Bank & Macro Event Sizing
Position your portfolio right before high-impact releases like Fed rate decisions, ECB policy shifts, or NFP jobs data, managing macro-driven FX volatility with significantly reduced dollar-per-tick exposure
Live Strategy Validation
Validate currency trading models under real market conditions. Micro contracts let you test algorithmic or discretionary FX strategies live while experiencing actual fill dynamics and spreads with minimal capital at risk
1/10th Contract size
Micro FX futures trade at 1/10th the size of standard contracts, letting you access major currency pairs without the heavy capital requirements of full-sized lots
Precise Risk Control
Scale in and out of volatile forex positions with granular accuracy. Micro contracts feature smaller dollar-per-tick values, allowing you to set tighter stop-losses without over-leveraging
Central Bank & Macro Event Sizing
Position your portfolio right before high-impact releases like Fed rate decisions, ECB policy shifts, or NFP jobs data, managing macro-driven FX volatility with significantly reduced dollar-per-tick exposure
Live Strategy Validation
Validate currency trading models under real market conditions. Micro contracts let you test algorithmic or discretionary FX strategies live while experiencing actual fill dynamics and spreads with minimal capital at risk
Before You Trade
Currency Futures FAQs
Before You Trade
Currency Futures FAQs
Before You Trade
Currency Futures FAQs
1. What are Currency Futures?
Currency futures are exchange-listed contracts to trade the future exchange rate between 2 currencies. They're standardized and traded on an exchange such as the CME, unlike spot forex, which trades over the counter through banks and brokers. Contract size, tick value and expiry are set by the exchange and published in advance
2. How do I start trading Currency Futures?
To trade currency futures, you need an account with a licensed futures broker, sufficient margin to cover the contract you want to trade, and access to a trading platform. KGI Crusoe provides direct access to currency futures on the CME, with no account minimum; capital required depends on the contract traded
3. What's the difference between currency futures and forex trading?
Currency futures trade on a regulated exchange through a public order book, so price is set by the market and every trade is centrally cleared. Spot forex trades over the counter, with price quoted by whichever bank or broker is on the other side of the trade. Futures also have fixed contract sizes and set expiry dates, while spot forex positions can typically be held indefinitely
4. What are the margin requirements to trade Currency Futures?
Margin on currency futures is set by the exchange and varies with volatility, particularly around central bank meetings and major economic data releases. Brokers can require additional margin above the exchange minimum. KGI Crusoe has no account minimum; capital required depends on the contract and quantity traded. Current figures are listed in the contract specifications
5. What are the risks of trading Currency Futures?
Currency futures are leveraged, so a small move in the exchange rate can produce a large move against your margin, and losses can exceed the amount deposited. Prices can gap sharply around central bank announcements and economic data releases. Every contract carries a fixed expiry date that needs to be managed
1. What are Currency Futures?
Currency futures are exchange-listed contracts to trade the future exchange rate between 2 currencies. They're standardized and traded on an exchange such as the CME, unlike spot forex, which trades over the counter through banks and brokers. Contract size, tick value and expiry are set by the exchange and published in advance
2. How do I start trading Currency Futures?
To trade currency futures, you need an account with a licensed futures broker, sufficient margin to cover the contract you want to trade, and access to a trading platform. KGI Crusoe provides direct access to currency futures on the CME, with no account minimum; capital required depends on the contract traded
3. What's the difference between currency futures and forex trading?
Currency futures trade on a regulated exchange through a public order book, so price is set by the market and every trade is centrally cleared. Spot forex trades over the counter, with price quoted by whichever bank or broker is on the other side of the trade. Futures also have fixed contract sizes and set expiry dates, while spot forex positions can typically be held indefinitely
4. What are the margin requirements to trade Currency Futures?
Margin on currency futures is set by the exchange and varies with volatility, particularly around central bank meetings and major economic data releases. Brokers can require additional margin above the exchange minimum. KGI Crusoe has no account minimum; capital required depends on the contract and quantity traded. Current figures are listed in the contract specifications
5. What are the risks of trading Currency Futures?
Currency futures are leveraged, so a small move in the exchange rate can produce a large move against your margin, and losses can exceed the amount deposited. Prices can gap sharply around central bank announcements and economic data releases. Every contract carries a fixed expiry date that needs to be managed
1. What are Currency Futures?
Currency futures are exchange-listed contracts to trade the future exchange rate between 2 currencies. They're standardized and traded on an exchange such as the CME, unlike spot forex, which trades over the counter through banks and brokers. Contract size, tick value and expiry are set by the exchange and published in advance
2. How do I start trading Currency Futures?
To trade currency futures, you need an account with a licensed futures broker, sufficient margin to cover the contract you want to trade, and access to a trading platform. KGI Crusoe provides direct access to currency futures on the CME, with no account minimum; capital required depends on the contract traded
3. What's the difference between currency futures and forex trading?
Currency futures trade on a regulated exchange through a public order book, so price is set by the market and every trade is centrally cleared. Spot forex trades over the counter, with price quoted by whichever bank or broker is on the other side of the trade. Futures also have fixed contract sizes and set expiry dates, while spot forex positions can typically be held indefinitely
4. What are the margin requirements to trade Currency Futures?
Margin on currency futures is set by the exchange and varies with volatility, particularly around central bank meetings and major economic data releases. Brokers can require additional margin above the exchange minimum. KGI Crusoe has no account minimum; capital required depends on the contract and quantity traded. Current figures are listed in the contract specifications
5. What are the risks of trading Currency Futures?
Currency futures are leveraged, so a small move in the exchange rate can produce a large move against your margin, and losses can exceed the amount deposited. Prices can gap sharply around central bank announcements and economic data releases. Every contract carries a fixed expiry date that needs to be managed
Get Started
Start Trading Currency Futures in 3 Steps
Execute trades with confidence and precision
Get Started
Start Trading Currency Futures in 3 Steps
Execute trades with confidence and precision
Get Started
Start Trading Currency Futures in 3 Steps
Execute trades with confidence and precision
1
Choose a Market
Search any market code or name to instantly pull up contract details and margin rates
2
Set Your Position
Select your contract size, choose long or short, and pick your order type to match your strategy
3
Execute & Manage
Attach your take-profit and stop-loss levels, submit your order, and track real-time P&L as the market moves
1
Choose a Market
Search any market code or name to instantly pull up contract details and margin rates
2
Set Your Position
Select your contract size, choose long or short, and pick your order type to match your strategy
3
Execute & Manage
Attach your take-profit and stop-loss levels, submit your order, and track real-time P&L as the market moves
1
Choose a Market
Search any market code or name to instantly pull up contract details and margin rates
2
Set Your Position
Select your contract size, choose long or short, and pick your order type to match your strategy
3
Execute & Manage
Attach your take-profit and stop-loss levels, submit your order, and track real-time P&L as the market moves
Legal and Regulatory
KGI Crusoe is a futures trading platform operated by KGI Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (Co. Reg. No. 195500144H), a holder of a Capital Markets Services Licence issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Registered office: 4 Shenton Way, #13-01 SGX Centre 2, Singapore 068807.
NinjaTrader is a group of affiliated companies operating under NinjaTrader Group, LLC ("NTG"), including NinjaTrader, LLC ("NT") and NinjaTrader Clearing, LLC d/b/a NinjaTrader, Kraken Derivatives US, and Tradovate ("NTC"). NT owns and supports the proprietary NinjaTrader trading platform as a software development company, while NTC provides brokerage services. View Disclosures.
NTC is registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission ("CFTC") as a futures commission merchant ("FCM") and is a National Futures Association ("NFA") Member (NFA ID: 0309379). Registered office: 222 North Lasalle Street Suite 400 Chicago, IL 60601 United States. Questions related to brokerage accounts should be directed to your broker.
Futures trading involves substantial risk and is not suitable for everyone. An investor may lose all or more than the initial investment. Trading should be undertaken only with risk capital funds that can be lost without jeopardizing one’s financial security or lifestyle, and only by those who can afford such losses. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Prior to trading digital assets, review the CFTC and NFA advisories for additional information regarding the significant risks involved. View Risk Disclosure Statement, including the Risk Disclosure Statement for Security Futures Products.
The website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any securities or financial instruments. It does not take into account your personal investment objectives, financial situation, or holdings. KGI Crusoe (KGI Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.) makes no representation and assumes no liability for the accuracy or completeness of this information, or for any loss arising from its use.
This website is not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person in any jurisdiction where that would breach local law or regulation, including the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and the United States.
This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
© 2026 KGI Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. All rights reserved.
KGI Crusoe
Legal and Regulatory
KGI Crusoe is a futures trading platform operated by KGI Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (Co. Reg. No. 195500144H), a holder of a Capital Markets Services Licence issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Registered office: 4 Shenton Way, #13-01 SGX Centre 2, Singapore 068807.
NinjaTrader is a group of affiliated companies operating under NinjaTrader Group, LLC ("NTG"), including NinjaTrader, LLC ("NT") and NinjaTrader Clearing, LLC d/b/a NinjaTrader, Kraken Derivatives US, and Tradovate ("NTC"). NT owns and supports the proprietary NinjaTrader trading platform as a software development company, while NTC provides brokerage services. View Disclosures.
NTC is registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission ("CFTC") as a futures commission merchant ("FCM") and is a National Futures Association ("NFA") Member (NFA ID: 0309379). Registered office: 222 North Lasalle Street Suite 400 Chicago, IL 60601 United States. Questions related to brokerage accounts should be directed to your broker.
Futures trading involves substantial risk and is not suitable for everyone. An investor may lose all or more than the initial investment. Trading should be undertaken only with risk capital funds that can be lost without jeopardizing one’s financial security or lifestyle, and only by those who can afford such losses. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Prior to trading digital assets, review the CFTC and NFA advisories for additional information regarding the significant risks involved. View Risk Disclosure Statement, including the Risk Disclosure Statement for Security Futures Products.
The website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any securities or financial instruments. It does not take into account your personal investment objectives, financial situation, or holdings. KGI Crusoe (KGI Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.) makes no representation and assumes no liability for the accuracy or completeness of this information, or for any loss arising from its use.
This website is not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person in any jurisdiction where that would breach local law or regulation, including the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and the United States.
This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
© 2026 KGI Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. All rights reserved.
KGI Crusoe
Legal and Regulatory
KGI Crusoe is a futures trading platform operated by KGI Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (Co. Reg. No. 195500144H), a holder of a Capital Markets Services Licence issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Registered office: 4 Shenton Way, #13-01 SGX Centre 2, Singapore 068807.
NinjaTrader is a group of affiliated companies operating under NinjaTrader Group, LLC ("NTG"), including NinjaTrader, LLC ("NT") and NinjaTrader Clearing, LLC d/b/a NinjaTrader, Kraken Derivatives US, and Tradovate ("NTC"). NT owns and supports the proprietary NinjaTrader trading platform as a software development company, while NTC provides brokerage services. View Disclosures.
NTC is registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission ("CFTC") as a futures commission merchant ("FCM") and is a National Futures Association ("NFA") Member (NFA ID: 0309379). Registered office: 222 North Lasalle Street Suite 400 Chicago, IL 60601 United States. Questions related to brokerage accounts should be directed to your broker.
Futures trading involves substantial risk and is not suitable for everyone. An investor may lose all or more than the initial investment. Trading should be undertaken only with risk capital funds that can be lost without jeopardizing one’s financial security or lifestyle, and only by those who can afford such losses. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Prior to trading digital assets, review the CFTC and NFA advisories for additional information regarding the significant risks involved. View Risk Disclosure Statement, including the Risk Disclosure Statement for Security Futures Products.
The website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any securities or financial instruments. It does not take into account your personal investment objectives, financial situation, or holdings. KGI Crusoe (KGI Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.) makes no representation and assumes no liability for the accuracy or completeness of this information, or for any loss arising from its use.
This website is not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person in any jurisdiction where that would breach local law or regulation, including the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and the United States.
This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
© 2026 KGI Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. All rights reserved.
KGI Crusoe