TX3 Funding Tradable Instruments
The Simple Answer
TX3 Funding offers a comprehensive range of trading instruments across CME, COMEX, CBOT, and NYMEX, spanning currency, equity, metals, and agricultural futures, applying uniformly across all TX3 product lines.
The full official list is published in TX3’s “Funding Instruments Overview” help article.
How Instrument Access Works
CME Instruments
TX3’s CME lineup spans Australian Dollar, British Pound, Canadian Dollar, E-mini NASDAQ 100, E-mini Russell 2000, E-mini S&P 500, Euro FX, Japanese Yen, Lean Hog, Live Cattle, Micro AUD/USD, Micro Bitcoin, Micro E-mini Nasdaq-100, Micro E-mini Russell 2000, Micro E-mini S&P 500, Micro EUR/USD, Micro Ethereum, New Zealand Dollar, Nikkei/USD, and Swiss Franc.
COMEX Metals
The COMEX category covers Copper, Gold, Micro Gold, Platinum, Silver, and Micro Silver, giving traders a full metals suite alongside the currency and equity instruments.
CBOT Products
CBOT rounds out the lineup with Corn, E-mini Dow Jones, and Micro E-mini Dow Jones, applying uniformly across all TX3 product lines including SX, Type X, and GTX Redline.
Final Thoughts
TX3 Funding’s instrument list is comprehensive across four exchanges and applies uniformly to every TX3 product, so your instrument access does not change depending on which account type, SX, Type X, or GTX Redline, you choose.
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FAQ
What can you trade on TX3 Funding?
A comprehensive list of currency, equity, metals, and agricultural futures across CME, COMEX, CBOT, and NYMEX.
Does the TX3 Funding instrument list change by product line?
No, it applies uniformly across all TX3 product lines including SX, Type X, and GTX Redline.
What metals are available on TX3 Funding?
Copper, Gold, Micro Gold, Platinum, Silver, and Micro Silver, all on COMEX.
Does TX3 Funding offer crypto-adjacent futures?
Yes, Micro Bitcoin (MBT) and Micro Ethereum (MET) are included in the CME lineup.
Where is TX3 Funding’s full instrument list published?
In the official “Funding Instruments Overview” help center article.