Match-Prime Liquidity has introduced a new suite of contracts for difference designed to run on a continuous trading basis across commodities and major US equity indices.
Scope Prime previously introduced a 24/7 gold CFD for institutional clients, enabling continuous pricing across all hours, including weekends. The product aimed to replicate always-on market conditions using broader liquidity infrastructure.
Weekend trading has gained traction as retail broker CMC Markets launched weekend gold CFDs, reflecting a wider shift toward extending access beyond traditional market hours, particularly in commodities.
Match-Prime Launches 24/7 CFD Suite
The instruments are offered by Match-Prime Liquidity through its CySEC-regulated entity under the framework of CySEC and are classified as standard CFDs under MiFID II.
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The launch includes five instruments: CFDs on gold, silver, WTI crude oil, US100, and US500. The products are structured to trade 24/7, including weekends, overnight hours, and traditional market holidays.
At launch, leverage is set at 5x with a 20% margin requirement. Net open position limits are capped at $1 million and apply uniformly across all sessions. The company said these limits may be adjusted in periods of elevated volatility or reduced liquidity.
Pricing is based on floating spreads that reflect available liquidity . The firm noted that liquidity conditions are typically thinner during weekend trading compared with standard market hours.
During periods when underlying exchanges are open, pricing references live external market data. When primary venues close, pricing shifts to an internal price discovery mechanism. The model includes a decay function intended to smooth abrupt price movements and a banding mechanism that keeps prices within a defined range relative to the last external close.
Match-Prime Extends Broker Connectivity Access
The instruments are available through existing broker connectivity . This includes Match-Trader, MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, and FIX API integrations. The instruments are tagged with a “.247” suffix to distinguish them from standard session products.
The company said the structure is intended to reduce operational differences across assets and sessions. It added that margin rules and leverage settings are standardised across all five instruments.
Andreas Kapsos, Chief Executive Officer of Match-Prime Liquidity, said demand for continuous access has been increasing among broker clients.
“Broker demand for 24/7 access has been clear for some time,” he said. He added that the aim was to keep integration simple for brokers using existing infrastructure and onboarding processes.