Webull Singapore and CQG have entered into a partnership that will equip the Singapore platform with professional‑grade futures trading infrastructure and order‑routing capabilities. The collaboration does not yet specify a launch date for the futures offering, nor does it disclose the particular futures contracts that will be available or the financial terms of the agreement.
The partnership builds on Webull’s earlier integrations with its Hong Kong and Malaysia subsidiaries, which began in 2023. CQG brings direct market access to more than 45 exchanges and consolidates data from 85 global sources, enabling Webull to offer tighter spreads, faster execution, and broader market coverage across the Asia‑Pacific region.
By adding a robust futures platform, Webull strengthens its competitive position in the digital brokerage space. The move supports higher trading volumes, enhances risk controls, and signals the company’s continued commitment to expanding its multi‑asset offering and solidifying its presence in key international markets.
Jonathan Man, CEO of Webull Singapore, said the partnership “leverages CQG’s proven technology and existing relationships to deliver a seamless futures experience for our users.” CQG President for APAC, Ben Soong, added that Singapore’s active market and growing appetite for futures trading make it an ideal location for the expansion.
Webull Singapore operates under a Capital Markets Services License issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. The company is active in 14 markets worldwide and serves more than 24 million registered users, positioning it to capitalize on the new futures capabilities as part of its broader global growth strategy.
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