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Approved products and commissions

Exchange listed futures on CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT, plus their micro contracts, at $0.10 per contract per side.

ONYX is futures only. Commissions are $0.10 per contract per side, the same paper-trading rate Rithmic charges, so a round turn costs $0.20. Your profit target is measured net of that.

5.1

Anything that is not a CME, CBOT, NYMEX or COMEX futures contract is prohibited.

5.2

Stocks, stock options, spot forex, cryptocurrency and CFDs are prohibited. Trading one closes the account immediately.

5.3

Commissions are $0.10 per contract per side, in the evaluation and on the live account.

$0.10 per side, $0.20 the round turn

Approved products

SymbolNameExchange
ESE-mini S&P 500CME
MESMicro E-mini S&P 500CME
NQE-mini Nasdaq-100CME
MNQMicro E-mini Nasdaq-100CME
RTYE-mini Russell 2000CME
M2KMicro E-mini Russell 2000CME
YME-mini DowCBOT
MYMMicro E-mini DowCBOT
CLCrude OilNYMEX
MCLMicro Crude OilNYMEX
NGNatural GasNYMEX
GCGoldCOMEX
MGCMicro GoldCOMEX
SISilverCOMEX
HGCopperCOMEX
6EEuro FXCME
6BBritish PoundCME
6JJapanese YenCME
6AAustralian DollarCME
6CCanadian DollarCME
6SSwiss FrancCME
ZB30-Year T-BondCBOT
ZN10-Year T-NoteCBOT
ZF5-Year T-NoteCBOT
ZT2-Year T-NoteCBOT
ZCCornCBOT
ZSSoybeansCBOT
ZWWheatCBOT
HELean HogsCME
LELive CattleCME

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This rule book is the plain language statement of the rules ONYX applies. Where it differs from the Terms of Use, or from the documentation you sign for a live account, that document governs.

The evaluation is simulated trading. No real capital and no real market execution are involved in it, and passing an evaluation does not guarantee placement: a live account is offered at the discretion of the firm and subject to broker approval. Trading futures and options carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Hypothetical performance results have inherent limitations, some of which are described under CFTC Rule 4.41.