St. Petersburg – September 17, 2026 -- Webull will give eligible customers access to CME Group's E-nano S&P 500 and E-nano Nasdaq-100 futures starting in mid-September, adding contracts sized at one-tenth of the platform's existing CME Micro E-mini futures.
Smaller contracts mean smaller dollar commitments
The reduced contract size lets investors take on less notional exposure and potentially lower dollar margin requirements, according to Webull. That gives retail traders finer control over position sizing when managing exposure to major U.S. equity indexes.
Access requires an approved futures account
Nano Futures will trade alongside Webull's existing futures products, using the same monitoring and position-management tools already on the platform. Customers need an approved Webull futures account, and trading remains subject to applicable account, margin, risk, and jurisdictional requirements.
Executives frame the move as accessibility for a growing customer base
"Our vision is to ensure Webull continues to evolve alongside the needs of individual investors and the many ways they engage with the markets," said Anthony Denier, Group President and U.S. CEO of Webull. Tanmay Sheth, the company's FCM Product Head for Futures and Prediction Markets, said the launch is meant to give a growing retail futures customer base a more accessible way to participate in major equity index markets.
The addition builds on Webull's broader futures expansion, aiming to support more precise position sizing across a wider range of account sizes.