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Nadex is a US exchange for event contracts and knock-outs, regulated by the CFTC and part of the Crypto.com global brand.

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Overview

The North American Derivatives Exchange™ (Nadex) describes itself as the premier US exchange for event contracts and knock-outs, offering secure and innovative ways to participate in the markets. It is regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and member funds are held in segregated accounts in major US banks. As a Nadex member, users can trade multiple markets and access an ongoing series of short-term trading opportunities, with over 10,000 hourly, daily, and weekly contracts traded five days a week on desktop and mobile platforms. Nadex is a regulated financial exchange that matches buyers and sellers and does not take positions in any markets. Based in Chicago, Nadex is part of the Crypto.com global brand.

History

Nadex, the North American Derivatives Exchange™, is described on its About page as the premier US exchange for event contracts and knock-outs. It is regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and member funds are held in segregated accounts in major US banks. Over 10,000 hourly, daily, and weekly contracts are traded five days a week on desktop and mobile platforms. Nadex is a regulated financial exchange that matches buyers and sellers and does not take positions in any markets. Based in Chicago, Nadex is part of the Crypto.com global brand.

Products and positioning

The premier US exchange for event contracts and knock-outs, offering secure and innovative ways to participate in the markets.

  • Event contracts

    Financial instruments that allow users to speculate on price movement of the underlying market (e.g., gold, oil, the dollar, the euro, etc.), with two possible outcomes if held until expiration: position settles at 0 (lose only what was put into the trade) or settles at 1 (receive a $1 payout on each contract).

  • Knock-outs

    Financial instruments that offer opportunities to speculate on the markets with a set floor and ceiling. If the floor or ceiling is hit, the trader is knocked out of the trade; profits are kept and losses are limited.

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