Plus500US is available through TradingView, allowing eligible customers to place futures orders from the charting platform. TradingView announced the integration on 5 November, covering standard, E-mini and Micro contracts.[1]
TradingView quotes commissions of $0.49 per side for Micro contracts and $0.89 per side for standard and E-mini contracts, excluding exchange and National Futures Association fees. The distinction between a one-way trade and a completed round trip is therefore central to the price comparison.[1]
Advertised commission before excluded fees
| Contract size | One side | Open and close |
|---|---|---|
| Micro | US$0.49 | US$0.98 |
| Standard and E-mini | US$0.89 | US$1.78 |
The announcement also advertises no minimum deposit to open an account. That does not mean a customer can enter a futures position without meeting the applicable margin requirement: account-opening thresholds and collateral required for a trade are different conditions.[1]
The connection changes the order-entry interface. Plus500US provides the brokerage route while TradingView supplies the charting and trading front end. TradingView identifies the broker’s predecessor as Cunningham Commodities, established in 1982 and acquired by Plus500 in 2021.[1]
For customers comparing the integration with another route, the meaningful cost is the commission for both sides of a trade plus the applicable venue and regulatory charges. The release’s commission figures do not establish the size of the spread or the price at which a particular order will execute.[1]
Sources & further reading
- Futures trading with Plus500US is now on TradingView TradingView · 5 Nov 2026 · Accessed 6 Nov 2026