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GCEX Group has introduced Gold Futures CFDs to its product range, marking an expansion of the regulated digital prime broker's multi-asset capabilities for institutional and professional clients across the UK, EU and UAE.
The launch includes the GCG26 contract (February 2026 Gold Future), providing clients with CFDs that reference the price of underlying exchange-listed futures. GCEX said additional Futures CFDs will follow shortly as part of its continued expansion across traditional and digital asset classes.
The product offers an alternative structure to rolling spot instruments and non-expiring CFDs by providing exposure within a clearly defined contract period. Futures CFDs carry a defined end date viewable in GCEX's XplorTrader platform and are priced according to the futures curve, embedding cost-of-carry elements directly into the contract structure whilst eliminating overnight financial charges.
Clients must close their positions before expiry, otherwise GCEX will automatically close the position at the final settlement price.
Lars Holst, Chief Executive Officer, GCEX
Lars Holst, Chief Executive Officer, GCEX, said:
"The introduction of Gold Futures CFDs reflects the ongoing development of our product suite and our commitment to supporting client requirements across both traditional and digital markets. Our focus is on offering institutional-grade instruments underpinned by robust regulatory governance across all GCEX entities."
GCEX Group provides institutional and professional clients with access to CFDs on digital assets and FX, alongside spot trading and conversion of digital assets. The company also offers Forex brokerage and crypto-native technology solutions under its XplorDigital suite, which features 'Crypto in a Box' and 'Broker in a Box' plug-and-play solutions.
The solutions address regulation whilst covering regulated custody solutions, staking solutions, safety of funds, tier 1 and deep liquidity, connectivity to price makers, advanced risk management and technology partnerships.
Headquartered in London with multiple offices globally, GCEX is regulated by the UK's FCA, authorised and regulated as a CASP under the EU MiCA regulation, and has a Virtual Asset Service Provider licence from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority. True Global Ventures are investors in GCEX.
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