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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. The vast majority of retail client accounts lose money when trading in CFDs. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

CFD TRADING FOR PROFESSIONALS

Trade oil contracts for difference with Flux Markets

A Unique Gateway to Global Energy Trading

Flux Markets moves beyond the traditional focus on Brent and WTI. It empowers you to express and monetise your market views to their fullest potential by opening access to an entirely new ecosystem of previously unavailable markets.

  • Unrivalled depth of liquidity across the main global energy benchmarks
  • Special rates for experienced traders
  • Swift Electronic Execution capabilities on up six prompt tenors for Future and Swap contracts including outrights, geographical and cross-product differentials and time-spreads on crude oil, gasoline, fuel oil, distillates, naphtha and more key global energy benchmarks
  • Execution services on the very deferred structure of the curve (up to 18 months) and addition of new contracts upon request
  • Live pricing and live update of positions’ mark-to-market: transparency over P&L and margin requirements to allow for unmatched efficiency in risk and cashflow management
  • Spread Trades margined as a single position for maximum margin requirement efficiency: we provide off the shelf contracts for the most common spread trades including crack spreads, time spreads, east/west differentials. These are priced and margined as a single contract opposite to traditional trading platforms which require trading into the individual legs
  • Dedicated direct communication channel to the dealing desk for trade execution services on markets not available for electronic execution or more complex structured trades.

Start trading CFDs with Flux Markets

Register for a Trading Account

Apply for a real account through our automated form

Download our CFD Trading App

Our platform allows you to trade on the web, on a desktop app, or through an app on your mobile phone.

Try our Demo Trading App

Our demo app lets you trade real contracts with virtual money - and with slightly delayed prices.

Read our FAQs

Answers to all your questions about trading CFDs through Flux Markets.

Get access to our lowest rates

In order to qualify as a professional trader and gain access to the associated benefits, opportunities, and trading advantages, it is necessary to fulfil at least two of the following specific criteria:

  • Have you traded leverage derivatives in significant sizes over the last four quarters?
  • Have you got a financial instrument portfolio worth over 500k Euros?
  • Have you worked in the financial sector, in a professional position requiring knowledge of derivatives trading, for at least a year?

When you register on an account with us, we attempt to automatically identify professional traders. If you think we have misidentified you, please contact us.

Note: Professional traders are not entitled to certain protections offered to retail clients. For further information please refer to our Terms of Business.

Account Types

CFDs

CFD trading allows you to speculate on whether the price of a financial asset will go up or down. This allows you to potentially profit in both rising and falling markets, making a profit if you’re right or a loss if you’re wrong.

CFD trading is particularly attractive because it doesn’t require the same major financial outlay as actually buying the asset you’re speculating on. The price you pay depends on the margin, which is typically a fraction of the asset’s value.

Under UK tax law, CFDs are treated like an investment - meaning profits are subject to capital gains tax, and losses can be offset against profits.

Spread Bets

Spread betting also enables you to predict whether the price of financial instruments will increase or decrease without owning the underlying asset.

Instead of buying or selling the asset itself, you place a bet on the direction of its price movement. Your profit or loss is determined by how far the market moves in your favour or against you, measured in points.

Under UK tax law, profits from spread betting are not subject to capital gains tax, and losses cannot be offset against profits.