Plus500 has announced a strategic partnership with Wealthsimple to provide trading infrastructure for US futures across the Canadian online brokerage’s user base of more than 4 million investors.
Under the agreement announced today (Wednesday), the London-listed fintech group will provide its full suite of proprietary order routing, risk management and clearing capabilities directly to the Canadian platform.
This integration gives Wealthsimple’s retail clients the first direct access to US futures markets through Plus500’s regulated trading platform, marking a notable milestone for Canada’s self-directed investing sector.
B2B driver behind US expansion
For Plus500, the deal represents another important step in its continued diversification into an enterprise infrastructure provider.
Over recent years, the company has systematically positioned itself as a technology backbone, leveraging its CFTC-regulated clearinghouse status to gain a firm foothold in the lucrative US financial ecosystem.
The partnership with Wealthsimple builds on a rapidly expanding network of B2B alliances across the futures, asset trading and forecast markets.
Plus500 acts as an execution and clearing partner for the brokerage For the FanDuel prediction markets, a joint venture platform operating alongside CME Group.
It also facilitates access to retail Kalshi CFTC Regulated Event Contracts Through its membership in the clearing of Calche Clear, while providing the clearing infrastructure to mediation operations From retail giant Topstep.
Non-over-the-counter diversification delivers financial results
Plus500 has laid the foundation for its OTC product Expansion in 2021 With the launch of its own equity trading platform, Plus500 Invest, followed by the strategic acquisition of US futures broker Cunningham Commodities, giving the group direct clearing membership and operational access to US derivatives exchanges.
This infrastructure is now generating significant revenue for the company. In 2025, Plus500 revenue is OTC It exceeded US$100 million, representing approximately 14% of the group’s total revenue.
In its financial update For the first half of 2026the company announced strong progress across its B2B futures and prediction markets ecosystems, indicating that a healthy pipeline of additional institutional partner deals is currently in development.
Plus500 has announced a strategic partnership with Wealthsimple to provide trading infrastructure for US futures across the Canadian online brokerage’s user base of more than 4 million investors.
Under the agreement announced today (Wednesday), the London-listed fintech group will provide its full suite of proprietary order routing, risk management and clearing capabilities directly to the Canadian platform.
This integration gives Wealthsimple’s retail clients the first direct access to US futures markets through Plus500’s regulated trading platform, marking a notable milestone for Canada’s self-directed investing sector.
B2B driver behind US expansion
For Plus500, the deal represents another important step in its continued diversification into an enterprise infrastructure provider.
Over recent years, the company has systematically positioned itself as a technology backbone, leveraging its CFTC-regulated clearinghouse status to gain a firm foothold in the lucrative US financial ecosystem.
The partnership with Wealthsimple builds on a rapidly expanding network of B2B alliances across futures, product trading and forecast markets.
Plus500 acts as an execution and clearing partner for the brokerage For the FanDuel prediction markets, a joint venture platform operating alongside CME Group.
It also facilitates access to retail Kalshi CFTC Regulated Event Contracts Through its membership in the clearing of Calche Clear, while providing the clearing infrastructure to mediation operations From retail giant Topstep.
Non-over-the-counter diversification delivers financial results
Plus500 has laid the foundation for its OTC product Expansion in 2021 With the launch of its own equity trading platform, Plus500 Invest, followed by the strategic acquisition of US futures broker Cunningham Commodities, giving the group direct clearing membership and operational access to US derivatives exchanges.
This infrastructure is now generating significant revenue for the company. In 2025, Plus500 revenue is OTC It exceeded US$100 million, representing approximately 14% of the group’s total revenue.
In its financial update For the first half of 2026the company announced strong progress across its B2B futures and prediction markets ecosystems, indicating that a healthy pipeline of additional institutional partner deals is currently in development.
