Trade the World’s Leading Stock Indices
Gain exposure to entire economies and sectors with Smatams — trade the S&P 500, NASDAQ, DAX, and more with tight spreads and deep liquidity.
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Trusted by index traders across the globe
Diversify your portfolio by trading the cumulative performance of the world's most influential companies across major global markets.
Why Trade Indices with Smatams?
Access broad market movements with professional trading conditions and institutional-grade tools.
Broad Market Exposure
Speculate on the overall direction of a market rather than analyzing individual stocks.
Diversified Risk
Indices naturally diversify your risk by averaging the performance of multiple top-tier companies.
Ultra-Low Spreads
Trade major indices with some of the tightest spreads and lowest margins in the industry.
High Execution Speed
Our infrastructure ensures your index trades are executed in milliseconds with minimal slippage.
Global Economy Indicators
Trade the benchmarks of the world's major financial hubs on one powerful platform.
S&P 500 (US500)
USA +1.12%
NASDAQ 100 (US100)
USA +1.45%
DAX 40 (GER40)
Germany -0.25%
FTSE 100 (UK100)
UK +0.32%
Nikkei 225 (JPN225)
Japan -0.85%
CAC 40 (FRA40)
France +0.15%
How Index Trading Works
Start trading global benchmarks quickly and securely — all in a few easy steps.
Register Your Account
Unlock access to major global indices by completing your fast and secure registration.
Deposit Capital
Fund your trading account using our wide range of supported, secure payment methods.
Trade Global Trends
Select your index and go long or short with real-time data and instant execution.
Trusted by Index Traders Worldwide
Join a community of professional traders who rely on Smatams for their exposure to major global indices.
"The spreads on US500 are the best I've seen. For index trading, Smatams is my go-to platform."
— Robert W.
Macro Trader | London
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about trading global indices with Smatams.
A stock index measures the price performance of a group of stocks from an exchange. For example, the S&P 500 tracks the 500 largest companies listed on stock exchanges in the United States.
Most indices are market-capitalization weighted, meaning companies with a higher market value have a greater impact on the index's price movement.
Indices offer instant diversification and lower risk than individual stocks, while providing a clear picture of how a specific market or sector is performing.