London-listed broker Plus500 announced on Tuesday that it is launching 24/5 trading, extending platform hours to run continuously from Monday through Friday.
The company confirmed the move via a regulatory news alert but did not provide further operational detail on which products are covered, how overnight liquidity will be handled, or whether execution models differ across sessions.
Plus500 describes itself as a global multi-asset fintech group operating proprietary technology-based trading platforms. Its product range spans OTC trading, share dealing, and futures and options on futures in the US. The proprietary platform model means the firm controls the infrastructure behind any hours extension, rather than relying on third-party technology.
The broker reported $792.4m in revenue for FY 2025, with 242,440 active customers, according to its investor-relations page.
Plus500 trades on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker PLUS and is a constituent of both the FTSE 250 Index and the STOXX Europe 600 Index. The 24/5 rollout puts it alongside a growing number of platforms offering extended-hours access, with implications for execution continuity and overnight risk management among multi-asset brokers.
