Trading Markets and Instruments at Scope Markets
Which asset classes a South African account reaches, and how wide the range actually is.
Open a Trading Account →One Account reaches eight asset classes — forex, indices, shares, commodities, metals, energies, futures and cryptocurrency CFDs. The brand's own materials describe over 350 symbols across those classes, including more than 70 forex pairs and over 50 popular shares, with fractional stocks handled separately on Scope Invest.
The instrument range
- One Account lists eight asset classes: forex, indices, shares, commodities, metals, energies, futures and cryptocurrency CFDs.
- The brand's Scope Trader materials describe more than 350 symbols across eight asset classes, including over 70 forex pairs — majors, minors and exotics.
- Beyond currencies the same materials name index CFDs, crude oil, natural gas, Brent, gold, silver and over 50 popular shares.
- Scope Invest adds fractional stocks as a separate configuration, executed as CFDs and limited to long positions at 1:1.
- At group level the brand describes access to over 40,000 instruments through a suite of platforms, but states this applies respectively to its entities — the South African account range is the one above.
Asset classes on One Account
| Asset class | Examples named by the brand |
|---|---|
| Forex | Over 70 pairs: majors, minors and exotics |
| Indices | Index CFDs on major markets |
| Shares | Over 50 popular shares as CFDs |
| Energies | Crude oil, natural gas, Brent |
| Metals | Gold and silver |
| Commodities and futures | Commission of $5 per lot per side applies |
| Cryptocurrency CFDs | Traded as contracts on the price |
Frequently asked questions
How many instruments does Scope Markets offer?
The brand's Scope Trader materials state more than 350 symbols across eight asset classes. A group-level figure of over 40,000 instruments is quoted for its platform suite as a whole, respectively to its entities.
How many currency pairs are available?
More than 70, covering majors, minors and exotics, according to the broker's own description.
Are commodities and futures priced the same as forex?
No. They carry a commission of $5 per lot per side on One Account, on top of the spread.