Scope Prime has introduced extended trading hours on U.S. equities , giving clients access to pre- and post-market sessions.
The new window runs from 11:00 to 03:00 EEST and covers major names such as Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, Microsoft, and Amazon. The firm said the move is designed to support trading across time zones and during earnings and macroeconomic events.
“Scope Prime now offers extended trading hours on key U.S. equities – from 11:00 to 03:00 EEST,” the company announced today (Monday). “This solution supports desks executing across time zones, earnings cycles, and macro events, with access to names like AAPL, TSLA, NVDA, MSFT, and AMZN.”
The service is delivered via the Cboe One Feed and is accessible through API, trading platforms, and direct system integration.
Other Recent Developments
Rostro Group, the parent company of Scope Prime, recently expanded its institutional services with the launch of prime offerings for digital asset derivatives. The new service provides pricing and execution in cryptocurrency contracts for differences.
The prime services are made available under the Scope Prime brand, Rostro’s institutional division, which the group acquired in 2022. Access initially extended to Scope Prime’s existing customer base.
Rostro also outlined plans to establish a licensed entity to support digital asset payment solutions and introduce spot trading in the future.
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“The popularity of digital asset trading and investing has grown significantly in recent years, yet the decentralised nature of the underlying assets means that market functions have remained somewhat siloed,” commented Rostro’s Group CEO and Partner, Michael Ayres,
Ayres also added that the new services would strengthen “existing relationships with clearers, liquidity providers, and clients to deliver comprehensive pricing and execution.”
Targeting Retail-Facing Brokers
Additionally, Scope Prime recently launched a Partnership Programme aimed at retail-facing brokers with strong local distribution networks. The Seychelles-based broker ZXCM became the first to join the initiative.
ZXCM, which provided institutional brokerage services and trading infrastructure, partnered with Scope Prime to access liquidity and support for client onboarding.
The programme offered selected brokers access to Scope’s proprietary trading tools and institutional-grade technologies, enabling them to deliver localized trading infrastructure, multilingual support, and tailored product offerings.
