Plus500 Wealthsimple partnership will give more than 4 million Wealthsimple investors access to US futures through the Canadian broker’s platform. Plus500 said on Wednesday that it will provide order routing, risk management, and clearing services under the deal. As a result, Wealthsimple’s retail clients will get their first direct access to US futures markets through Plus500’s regulated platform.
The agreement adds to Plus500’s push into business-to-business infrastructure. The London-listed fintech group said the deal marks another step in its move beyond its core business. Meanwhile, the company has been building its position in the US market through its CFTC-regulated clearing status.
Plus500 Wealthsimple Partnership Expands B2B Reach
The Wealthsimple deal follows a wider buildout across futures, prop trading, and prediction markets. Plus500 acts as the brokerage execution and clearing partner for FanDuel Prediction Markets, a joint venture platform run alongside CME Group. Additionally, it supports retail access to Kalshi’s CFTC-regulated event contracts through its clearing membership in Kalshi Klear.
Plus500 also provides clearing infrastructure to the brokerage operations of Topstep. Therefore, the Wealthsimple agreement adds another client to its growing B2B network. The company has used these partnerships to widen its role as a trading infrastructure provider.
Non-OTC Business Gains Revenue Share
Plus500 started its non-OTC expansion in 2021 with the launch of Plus500 Invest. Later, it bought US futures broker Cunningham Commodities. That deal gave the group direct clearing membership and access to US derivatives exchanges.
That strategy has started to add meaningful revenue. In 2025, Plus500 said non-OTC revenue topped US$100 million. Moreover, that business made up about 14% of total group revenue.
In its first-half 2026 financial update, Plus500 reported solid progress in its B2B futures and prediction markets businesses. It also said a pipeline of more institutional partner deals is in development.
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Source: Finance Magnates
