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CQG has expanded its Asia-Pacific footprint after being selected to provide professional-grade trading infrastructure and global order routing for Webull Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (“Webull Singapore”) as the broker rolls out a new futures trading offering.
The agreement sees CQG, a long-established provider of high-performance trading, market data and risk management technology, deliver the backend infrastructure for Webull Singapore’s futures business. It follows earlier integrations with Webull Hong Kong and Webull Malaysia, meaning CQG now supports trading at three Webull subsidiaries across the APAC region.
Webull Singapore is part of Webull Corporation (NASDAQ: BULL), which operates a global digital investment platform serving more than 24 million registered users in 14 markets worldwide.
With this latest integration, Webull Singapore is adding exchange-traded futures to a product line-up that already includes equities and options, targeting both active retail traders and emerging institutional flow in Singapore.
We’re very pleased to have engaged CQG to build the infrastructure supporting our new futures initiative. Given CQG is also partnering with other Webull entities in the Asia-Pacific region, our integration has been seamless. At Webull, we wish to provide the best trading experience to our customers.
CQG, having decades of experience in providing robust, market-leading technology to support futures trading around the globe, including comprehensive connectivity to all major markets, alongside an extensive broker network globally, will enable us to do just that. This relationship will help us support our fast-growing retail and institutional trading client base in the region, complementing our popular equities and options offering.
Jonathan Man, CEO, Webull Singapore
The partnership is designed to give Webull Singapore clients access to institutional-grade futures execution, while allowing the broker to keep its familiar front-end app experience for local users.
For CQG, the deal underscores its long-term strategy in Asia-Pacific, where demand for listed derivatives access and multi-asset connectivity continues to grow among both retail and professional traders.
We’re thrilled to welcome Webull Singapore as a long-term partner. Webull has established a strong reputation for providing tailored products and solutions for clients in regional markets.
In Singapore, this is an especially active market of investors with a growing appetite for futures trading. CQG has long been dedicated to serving this market in Singapore and a wide range of APAC markets, in addition to our position globally as a leading provider of technology to support the financial markets.
Ben Soong, President, APAC, CQG
Through its global network of co-located Hosted Exchange Gateways, CQG provides Direct Market Access (DMA) to more than 45 exchanges worldwide, alongside tools for advanced charting, server-side order management, spreading and market aggregation.
Webull’s entities in Hong Kong, Malaysia and now Singapore are all leveraging CQG technology for order routing and risk controls, while tapping into its connectivity to a broad broker network. This lets Webull focus on the client-facing experience, while CQG delivers the underlying infrastructure for futures trading.
It has been a tremendous honor to partner with Webull in multiple regions – with Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore all utilizing our technology for order routing, pre-trade risk management and immediate access to a large broker network.
This is a powerful example of how the world’s most successful retail trading firms are able to rely on CQG’s infrastructure as the foundation for their futures offerings while leveraging their own popular trading apps their clients know and love in the local markets.
John Co, Managing Director, Southeast Asia, CQG
CQG provides high-performance technology solutions for traders, brokers, commercial hedgers and exchanges, covering trading, market data, advanced technical analysis, risk management and account administration. The firm partners with the majority of futures brokerage and clearing firms and offers DMA to more than 45 exchanges via its global network of co-located Hosted Exchange Gateways.
CQG’s market data feed consolidates 85 sources, spanning futures, options, fixed income, FX, equities, debt securities, industry reports and financial indices. Its multi-asset trading platform and server-side order management tools for spreading, smart orders and market aggregation are widely used by professional market participants. CQG is headquartered in Denver and serves clients in more than 60 countries.
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