Trade Pro’s opening page is organised around the platform and carrying provider. That makes the application link as important as the displayed minimum: TradingView FX links to FOREX.com, other FX links to IG, and futures applications go to different FCMs. The profile describes those public routes without asserting that every provider accepts every resident.[1]
Accounts and eligibility
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Account types
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Forex opening threshold | Website states USD 2,500 minimum for a forex accountSource 1 |
| Futures opening threshold | Website states USD 5,000 minimum for a futures accountSource 1 |
| CME directory | Trade Pro appears in CME Group Find a BrokerSource 2 |
| Account selection | Separate forex and listed-futures application linksSource 1 |
| Client classes | CME directory includes individuals, hedgers, proprietary and institutional usersSource 2 |
Account comparison02
Posted opening requirements
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Forex | US$2,500Source 1 |
| Futures | US$5,000Source 1 |
| Meaning | Opening requirement, separate from contract-specific marginSource 1 |
| Application help | [email protected]Source 1 |
Account comparison03
FX application destinations
Account comparison04
Futures application destinations
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Trinity /MT5 / automated trading | StoneX/GAIN application portalSource 1 |
| TradingView /Collective 2 /Rithmic | Dorman account portalSource 1 |
| MultiCharts /Sierra /TT | Dorman account portalSource 1 |
| Managed futures | ADMIS application portalSource 1 |
| Canadian route | Separate Ironbeam application linkSource 1 |
Products and market access
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Market coverage
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Forex route | Separate FX applications link to FOREX.com and IG domainsSource 1 |
| Listed FX futures | Currency futures offered through futures brokerage pathwaySource 2 |
| Listed market areas | CME directory names agriculture, energy, equity, FX, metals and interest ratesSource 2 |
| Options and managed futures | CME directory lists futures, options and managed-futures servicesSource 2 |
| Margin freshness | Legacy website trader-tools sheet includes obsolete contract symbolsSource 6 |
Specifications06
Listed currency exposure versus OTC FX
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Currency futures | Exchange-listed FX contracts through the FCMSource 1Source 8Source 2 |
| OTC FX | Separate external-provider applicationSource 1Source 8Source 2 |
| MT4 | Listed in the FX routeSource 1Source 8Source 2 |
| MT5 /Trinity | Offered for exchange-traded futures in this catalogueSource 1Source 8Source 2 |
Costs and charges
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Price metrics
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| MT5 futures technology charge | Website advertises USD 0.15 per contractSource 4 |
| TradingView setup | USD 0.10 per contract plus USD 10 per month advertisedSource 4 |
| TT Standard | USD 0.50 per contract, with USD 100 monthly minimum advertisedSource 4 |
| CQG variations | CQG charges differ by desktop, QTrader and integrated clientSource 4 |
| Retail FX pricing | Provider-specific FX agreement supplies spreads, financing and legal entity; no universal Trade Pro FX spread is statedSource 1 |
Pricing & charges08
Posted base-platform charges
Pricing & charges09
Posted TT and CTS charges
Pricing & charges10
Posted CQG charges and incomplete wording
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Trader desktop/mobile | US$0.25 per contract plus a US$25 item; page omits a clear billing period for that itemSource 4 |
| QTrader | US$0.25 per contract and US$75 minimum; complete billing basis should be quotedSource 4 |
| Integrated Client | US$595 monthlySource 4 |
| Scope | Software schedule, not a complete clearing/brokerage priceSource 4 |
Pricing & charges11
Other software examples
Pricing & charges12
Brokerage quote versus software fee
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Broker statement | The services page says its quoted rates include exchange and NFA feesSource 5Source 4 |
| Software table | Lists additional technology componentsSource 5Source 4 |
| Double-counting risk | Do not add exchange/NFA fees again if included in the specific brokerage quoteSource 5Source 4 |
| Billing basis | The site does not clearly define every per-contract row as one-way or round-turnSource 5Source 4 |
The distinction between brokerage and software matters here. The services page describes exchange and NFA charges as included in its negotiated brokerage rate, while the software page lists monthly and per-contract technology fees. Adding every visible line together can double-count included venue charges; treating a low software rate as the total trade cost understates it.[5][4]
Platforms, orders and execution
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Order workflow
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Trade Pro Trinity | Branded futures interface shown on application pageSource 1 |
| MetaTrader 5 | Website advertises listed CME, Eurex and ICE futures supportSource 8 |
| Third-party systems | Sierra Chart, TradingView, MultiCharts, Rithmic and TT namedSource 4 |
| Advanced TT orders | TT page advertises algorithmic spreads, brackets and visual depth toolsSource 7 |
| API access | Broker says vendor APIs allow systematic clients to build execution appsSource 5 |
At a glance14
TT device and order-entry support
At a glance15
TT orders and time-in-force choices
At a glance16
TT Pro automation tools
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Autospreader | Create synthetic spreads across marketsSource 7 |
| ADL | Visual algorithm design, testing and deploymentSource 7 |
| Simulation | TT simulator for CME products is advertisedSource 7 |
| Execution limitation | Simulation and synthetic orders do not guarantee live fill or hedge completionSource 7 |
At a glance17
Futures options and spread margin
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| User-defined spreads | Trinity can submit eligible exchange spread instrumentsSource 5 |
| RFQ | Advanced options platforms offer request-for-quote toolsSource 5 |
| Margin calculator | Legs and ratios used to estimate requirementsSource 5 |
| Limit | A calculated offset is not an irrevocable FCM margin commitmentSource 5 |
At a glance18
Requested daily loss controls
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Feature | Electronically enforced customer-requested daily-loss limitsSource 5Source 6 |
| Purpose | Restrict trading risk according to configured account settingsSource 5Source 6 |
| Limit | No contractual guaranteed maximum loss is establishedSource 5Source 6 |
| Market risk | Gaps, slippage and margin deficits remain possibleSource 5Source 6 |
Funding, settlement and transfers
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Settlement and funding
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Named futures funding routes | Site links to StoneX, Dorman and ADMIS funding instructionsSource 1 |
| Forex cash destination | Forex application is separated from futures applicationSource 1 |
| Opening amount | USD 2,500 FX versus USD 5,000 futures advertisedSource 1 |
| Withdrawal processing | No current audited turnaround verified in sources reviewedSource 1 |
| Margin deficit | Risk notice warns client may owe more funds after lossesSource 6 |
At a glance20
Futures funding and customer portals
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Funding pages | StoneX, Dorman and ADMIS instructions linkedSource 1 |
| Account portal | Use the carrier selected during applicationSource 1 |
| FX | Separate provider’s agreement and deposit instructionsSource 1 |
| Bank details | Retrieve authenticated current instructions rather than copying static wire numbersSource 1 |
Regulation and client assets
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Regulation
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Company membership claim | Website identifies Trade Pro as an NFA memberSource 6 |
| Broker directory | CME includes Trade Pro with specified product and user categoriesSource 2 |
| Futures custody | FCM carrying identity is separate from introducing serviceSource 1 |
| Forex counterparty | Application brands are FOREX.com and IG; the exact contracted FX legal entity and current jurisdiction permissions were not independently matchedSource 1 |
| Leverage | Official risk notice warns about additional funds and liquidationSource 6 |
Entities & regulation22
Registration evidence and its limits
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Company footer | Trade Pro Futures Inc. claims NFA membershipSource 3Source 2Source 1 |
| Exchange directory | CME lists the broker and its futures product/client categoriesSource 3Source 2Source 1 |
| FCM | Carries futures margin under a separate agreementSource 3Source 2Source 1 |
| FX dealer | Exact regional legal entity and permissions not independently matchedSource 3Source 2Source 1 |
Trade Pro’s risk page contains a broad statement that cash FX is not regulated by any government agency. That wording should not be relied on: NFA expressly describes forex introducing brokers and their accounts carried at FCMs or retail foreign-exchange dealers. The selected provider’s legal entity and applicable regional permission still need to match the customer’s agreement.[6][9][1]
Support and account records
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Desk operations
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Published desk hours | 7:30 am–4:30 pm Central time on broker websiteSource 3 |
| Office | 11610 Bee Caves Road, Suite 210, Austin TexasSource 3 |
| Technological escalation | TT, Rithmic, CQG and other vendors usedSource 4 |
| Risk desk authority | Carrying FCM can set margin and liquidation termsSource 1 |
| Contact numbers | Published contacts: 5123663299 and 8669384990Source 5 |
At a glance24
Published support details
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Telephone | 5123663299Source 1 |
| Toll-free | 8669384990Source 1 |
| Ordinary desk | 07:30–16:30 CST in the site’s wordingSource 1 |
| General email | [email protected]Source 1 |
| Opening questions | [email protected]Source 1 |
Research and additional services
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Additional services
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Managed futures | Broker advertises managed-futures pathways and system rankingsSource 5 |
| API use | Rithmic, CQG, TT and CTS integration options describedSource 5 |
| Market routing | CME, CBOT, NYMEX, COMEX, ICE and Eurex mentionedSource 5 |
| Deliveries | Broker says certain physical commodity deliveries are supportedSource 5 |
| Customer loss limit | Firm advertises electronically enforced daily loss-limit optionSource 5 |
At a glance26
API and system-trading functions
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Vendor APIs | Rithmic, CQG, TT and CTSSource 5Source 1 |
| Custom use | Market triggers, algorithms and custom front endsSource 5Source 1 |
| Back office | Data manipulation/integration is advertisedSource 5Source 1 |
| Managed/system programmes | Separate application and programme terms; no return guarantee establishedSource 5Source 1 |
At a glance27
Physical-delivery service
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Availability | Broker says selected commodity deliveries can be supportedSource 5 |
| Preparation | Notify the broker before intending deliverySource 5 |
| Instructions | Product-specific delivery and load-out proceduresSource 5 |
| Scope | Not a general promise that every retail contract/account can reach deliverySource 5 |
Company and legal entities
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Company and affiliates
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Trade name | Trade Pro Futures and FOREXSource 2 |
| Heritage | CME directory dates establishment to 2006Source 2 |
| Company website footer | Trade Pro Futures, Inc. and NFA member claimSource 6 |
| FCM relationships | StoneX, Dorman and ADMIS named for account fundingSource 1 |
| Ultimate control | Legal footer names Trade Pro Futures Inc.; current beneficial ownership is not established by the CME listingSource 3 |
Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
Trade Pro Futures, Inc.
United StatesSource 3
No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.
Important account distinctions
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Public catalogue freshness
| Item | Terms and scope |
|---|---|
| Margin sheets | Legacy contract references and static margin examples are not used as current requirementsSource 1Source 4Source 5 |
| Application map | Current page names identifiable provider destinationsSource 1Source 4Source 5 |
| Software prices | Posted schedule is undated and contains incomplete billing languageSource 1Source 4Source 5 |
| Current account | Provider agreement, order ticket and current fee quote resolve those particularsSource 1Source 4Source 5 |
Sources & further reading
- Trade Pro account opening requirements and named FCM funding routes Trade Pro Futures and FOREX · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- CME Group broker directory: Trade Pro Futures and FOREX CME Group · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Trade Pro current site and FX/futures links Trade Pro Futures and FOREX · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Trade Pro listed futures software, market feeds and platform costs Trade Pro Futures and FOREX · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Trade Pro services: API, managed systems, product classes and support Trade Pro Futures and FOREX · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Trade Pro official futures and options risk disclosure Trade Pro Futures and FOREX · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Trade Pro TT execution and order handling features Trade Pro Futures and FOREX · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Trade Pro MetaTrader 5 futures access and venues Trade Pro Futures and FOREX · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- NFA introducing-broker and FX carrying-account requirements National Futures Association · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
This profile reports dated public information, including broker-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee execution, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.