Phoenix Trader Funding Tradable Instruments
The Simple Answer
Phoenix Trader Funding publishes its instrument list through its Commissions/Fees help article, spanning equity index, FX, metals, and energy futures across CME, CBOT, COMEX, and NYMEX, notably including both Platinum and Palladium.
The list is organized by asset class with Product, Symbol, and Exchange columns in the official Commissions/Fees article.
How Instrument Access Works
Equity Index Futures
The equity lineup spans E-mini S&P 500, Micro E-mini S&P 500, E-mini NASDAQ-100, Micro E-mini NASDAQ-100, E-mini Russell 2000, Micro E-mini Russell 2000, Nikkei/USD, E-mini Dow, and Micro E-mini Dow.
FX Futures
The FX category includes Australian Dollar, British Pound, Canadian Dollar, Euro FX, Micro Euro FX, Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc, and New Zealand Dollar, all CME contracts.
Metals and Energy
Metals notably include both Platinum and Palladium on NYMEX alongside Gold, Micro Gold, E-mini Gold, Silver, E-mini Silver, and Copper on COMEX, a broader metals offering than firms that only include Gold and Silver. Energy covers Crude Oil, Micro Crude Oil, E-mini Crude Oil, and Henry Hub Natural Gas.
Final Thoughts
Phoenix Trader Funding’s metals category stands out for including both Platinum and Palladium, a broader precious-metals offering than many competitors that stop at Gold and Silver.
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FAQ
What can you trade on Phoenix Trader Funding?
Equity index, FX, metals, and energy futures across CME, CBOT, COMEX, and NYMEX.
Does Phoenix Trader Funding offer Palladium futures?
Yes, alongside Platinum, a broader metals offering than firms limited to Gold and Silver.
What E-mini metals contracts does Phoenix Trader Funding offer?
E-mini Gold (QO) and E-mini Silver (QI), alongside their standard-size versions.
What FX futures are available on Phoenix Trader Funding?
Australian Dollar, British Pound, Canadian Dollar, Euro FX, Micro Euro FX, Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc, and New Zealand Dollar.
Where is Phoenix Trader Funding’s instrument list published?
In the official Help Center article “Commissions/Fees,” which doubles as the instrument list.