Which broker offers the most US share CFDs for 24-hour trading?
Verdict
- Pepperstone is our pick: it publishes more than 100 US share CFDs that trade 24 hours a day, five days a week, under a separate '-24' symbol (for example AAPL.US-24), out of 600+ US share CFDs in total.
- We can't honestly call it the most: none of the other brokers in our fact base publishes a comparable 24-hour US share count.
- Pepperstone's fee pages list US share CFD commission at $0.02 per share per side; retail leverage on shares is up to 1:20 for clients of its Bahamas entity.
- Singapore residents are served from the Bahamas (SCB, SIA-F217); Pepperstone has no MAS licence.
Round-the-clock US share trading is still a niche offer, and few brokers publish exactly how many stocks it covers. Pepperstone does. Below: what the 24-hour range is, how it differs from the regular share CFD, and what a trade costs.
Pepperstone: 100+ US shares through the night, Monday to Friday
Pepperstone's 24-hour trading page describes more than 100 US share CFDs available 24/5, each listed as its own instrument with a '-24' suffix next to the regular-hours version. That matters from Singapore, where the US session runs through the evening and night: earnings and news that land outside US hours can be traded during the Asian day instead of waiting for New York's open. The broader range is 600+ US shares on NYSE and Nasdaq, so the 24-hour list is a subset of that range.
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Why we don't crown a 'most'
A 'most' claim needs a published count from each contender. Our fact base holds Pepperstone's figure and nothing equivalent for XS or for the MAS-licensed firms we track (IG, CMC Markets, Saxo, Plus500, OANDA). Tiger Brokers, also MAS-licensed, sells real US shares rather than CFDs, so it isn't the same product. Rather than rank on guesswork, we tell you what Pepperstone publishes and how to check any rival: ask for the list of extended-hours symbols, not just a headline.
Pepperstone's US share CFD range at a glance
| Item | Published figure |
|---|---|
| US share CFDs (NYSE and Nasdaq) | 600+ |
| Available 24 hours, five days a week | 100+, via '-24' symbols |
| Commission, US shares | $0.02 per share per side (UK and Australian fee pages) |
| Retail leverage on shares, Bahamas entity | Up to 1:20 |
| Total share CFDs, all markets | 1,162 (account table, March 2025 data) |
What a 24-hour share trade costs
Take 100 shares of a US stock through its '-24' symbol. Commission at $0.02 per share is $2 to open and $2 to close, $4 in all, plus the spread, which you see live in the platform. At 1:20 a position worth $10,000 needs $500 of margin. Holding overnight adds financing. Spreads outside the main US session can be wider than during it, so check the live quote before trading in the Asian hours, and use limit orders where the platform allows.
Checks before you rely on 24-hour trading
- Confirm the '-24' symbol you want appears in your account's platform; the 24-hour page sits on Pepperstone's Australian site.
- Remember it is 24/5: nothing trades between Friday's close and Monday's open.
- A CFD gives price exposure only, with no shareholder voting rights.
- If a MAS licence matters to you, Pepperstone's Bahamas entity will not meet that test.
Sources
Pepperstone pages behind each number.
Are the 24-hour US shares open at weekends?
No. Pepperstone describes them as 24/5, Monday to Friday.
Is AAPL.US-24 a different instrument from AAPL.US?
Yes. Pepperstone lists the 24-hour version under its own '-24' symbol alongside the regular-hours share CFD.
Does Pepperstone charge more for 24-hour shares?
Its fee pages list one US share commission, $0.02 per share per side; the spread is what can differ outside regular hours, so check it live.
Can I buy the real share instead?
Not through Pepperstone's CFDs. Tiger Brokers, which is MAS-licensed, offers real US stocks if ownership matters to you.
Share CFDs are leveraged and can lose money quickly, and liquidity outside main market hours can be thin. Figures are as each broker publishes them and may change. Not investment advice.