FTUK Futures Maximum Allocation
The Simple Answer
FTUK Futures allows traders to hold up to 3 concurrent Futures accounts, part of a broader combined limit of 3 forex accounts and 3 futures accounts for a total of 6 accounts, with strategy diversification required across each.
The rule is published in the official Help Center article “How Many Accounts Can I Trade Simultaneously?”
How the Maximum Allocation Rule Works
The Combined Forex/Futures Structure
FTUK states: “With the exception of competition accounts and trial accounts, our traders may purchase and trade up to 3 forex accounts and 3 futures accounts at once, meaning a total of 6 accounts.” So the Futures-specific maximum allocation is 3 concurrent Futures accounts, separate from the forex allowance.
A Strategy Diversification Requirement
“It is important that you use a different strategy on each account so we can diversify our portfolio and reduce our exposure and risk. This means that at the same time, the asset being traded should not be the same, this could be flagged as copy trading.” On merging: “We are unable to merge FTUK accounts, and we do not permit trade copying between FTUK accounts.”
Final Thoughts
FTUK Futures’ 3-account cap sits within a broader 6-account combined forex-and-futures structure, giving multi-asset traders a total allocation framework to plan around.
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FAQ
What is FTUK Futures’ maximum allocation?
Up to 3 concurrent Futures accounts.
Is FTUK Futures’ 3-account limit separate from forex accounts?
Yes, traders may also hold up to 3 forex accounts, for a combined total of 6 accounts.
Does FTUK Futures require different strategies across accounts?
Yes, using the same strategy and asset across accounts at the same time could be flagged as copy trading.
Can I merge multiple FTUK Futures accounts?
No, FTUK is unable to merge accounts and does not permit trade copying between them.
Where is FTUK Futures’ maximum allocation policy published?
In the official Help Center article “How Many Accounts Can I Trade Simultaneously?”