The5ers said on September 8, 2026 that single stock futures are live on its futures accounts. The firm puts 22 equity contracts in the opening set and names Nvidia, Apple and Microsoft among them, with trading described as available 23 hours a day, five days a week, long or short. The release carries no margin, fee or account-stage detail.
What changed
The5ers announced what it called the “official launch of single stock futures (SSFs)” through The5ers Futures, in a release issued from London and dated September 8, 2026 (The5ers via FinanceWire). A single stock future is an exchange-traded contract on the shares of one company rather than on an index. The firm describes the set as 22 of the exchange’s core equity assets, names Nvidia, Apple and Microsoft, and points traders to its own futures page for the full list. The release describes the contracts as reaching the firm through a CME feed.
The5ers also says the launch comes with live courses, masterclasses and educational events (The5ers via FinanceWire). Those are the firm’s own descriptions of its product.
Session hours
Trading in the new contracts is available 23 hours a day, five days a week, long or short, according to the firm’s release. The announcement does not break that session down by contract, name a daily maintenance break or publish a holiday schedule for the equity products.
What the release leaves open
The announcement does not give margin requirements, contract sizes or commissions, and it does not list the symbols beyond the three named. It also does not say whether the 22 contracts are available during the paid evaluation stage, on funded accounts, or both. A futures prop firm evaluation is a paid service and the trading is simulated, so the account stage matters for anyone planning around the new symbols.
No change to The5ers’ drawdown, consistency or payout rules is described in the release.
What traders should check
Read the firm’s own futures page for the 22 symbols before sizing anything, since only three are named publicly. Check how the firm’s existing rules on news trading and holding positions overnight or over the weekend apply to equity contracts. Compare the firm’s 23-hour description against the exchange’s published session and holiday calendar for the products you intend to trade.
